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Oracle Applications - Difference Between Oracle E-Business Suite (E.B.S) and Oracle Fusion Applications

This document provides an overview of the differences between Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) and Oracle Fusion Applications. Key differences include: - Fusion Applications uses modern pages instead of forms, with a more productive and rich user interface. - Fusion allows for web 2.0 features like RSS, social networking, and embedded learning/tutorials. - The user interface is consistent across Fusion applications and includes global, task, location, and contextual regions. - Fusion incorporates analytics, interactive dashboards, and embedded navigation to provide users information and allow quick actions. - Fusion is based on next-generation technologies and incorporates best practices from Oracle's acquisitions.
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Oracle Applications - Difference Between Oracle E-Business Suite (E.B.S) and Oracle Fusion Applications

This document provides an overview of the differences between Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) and Oracle Fusion Applications. Key differences include: - Fusion Applications uses modern pages instead of forms, with a more productive and rich user interface. - Fusion allows for web 2.0 features like RSS, social networking, and embedded learning/tutorials. - The user interface is consistent across Fusion applications and includes global, task, location, and contextual regions. - Fusion incorporates analytics, interactive dashboards, and embedded navigation to provide users information and allow quick actions. - Fusion is based on next-generation technologies and incorporates best practices from Oracle's acquisitions.
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Difference Between Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) and Oracle Fusion Applications
2 1 6
Diagram to show technology difference between Oracle e-Business
suite and Oracle Fusion Applications. LABELS
11i
(39)
ABSENCE
(5)
ACH
(1)
ADI
(26)
AIM
(6)
ALERTS
(11)
AME
(19)
AOL
(160)
AP
(223)
API
(44)
APPLICATIONS
(20)
APPROVAL
(1)
AR
(168)
ASCP
(1)

What is Fusion Application ASSETS


(15)
The
Oracle Fusion applications offer next-generation enterprise technologies,
applications, and services, including Oracle Fusion Applications with Oracle
Fusion BANKS
(19)
Middleware which uses latest technologies and best practices from
oracle’s customers. Oracle Fusion Applications uses Oracle Database to store
and retrieve all BIP
(2)
transactional and reference data and to store design-time data
in repositories. BOM
(8)
BPEL
(6)
Oracle
Fusion Applications offers industry standards and technologies to transform
organizations into next-generation enterprises. Oracle Fusion Applications is a
BPM
(1)
complete suite of modular, service-enabled enterprise applications and is
highly adaptable.
BURSTING
(1)
C/C++
(5)
Fusion
Applications offers a low cost of ownership and results in a faster return on
investment by using standard architecture tools for setup and flexible CASH
(20)
deployment models. CHECKS
(13)
Fusion
applications incorporate best practices of business processes from oracle
products as well as from Oracle's acquisition of PeopleSoft, Oracle on Demand,
JD CLOUD
(3)
Edwards and Siebel. These all together provides enhanced user experience and
productivity.
CMD
(5)
COMMANDS
(3)
Fusion
application uses a unified data model of E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD
Edwards, and Siebel entities.  
CONVERSIONS
(110)
What is New, Not possible and Comparison
to Oracle EBS R12 COST
(2)
·       No More forms only pages. CRM
(17)
·       Fusion Application Development
Framework pages replace Oracle Forms and OA Framework. CUSTOM.PLL
(7)
·       UI has undergone major change to
deliver good user experience, rich, innovative and more productive.
DATA LOADER
(7)
·       Web 2 Features have ben embedded
with the applications - RSS feeds, social network, tags are possible. Embedded
learning - Tutorial, Video and Help.  User
DBA
(99)
activity driven by watch list
(also known as work list)
·       UI layout is consistent across the
applications in Fusion Apps. There are four regions. DISCOVERER
(25)
·       Global Region is always present and
consistent. DOCUMENTS
(54)
·       Task Region is for task that we need
to perform. EAM
(1)
·       Location Region is for transaction
entry. EDI
(2)
·         eText
(11)
·       Contextual Region is for data for
local region, if configured.
EXCEL
(1)
·       Analytics has been incorporated in
UI to provide impact of the actions performed by the user.
EXPENSES
(1)
·       Interactive Dashboard - Dashboard
provides enough information to user action. User can drill down from dashboard
to transactions and can perform
action/pending action such as resolving error,
approval etc. Dash board provides information that is embedded by navigation to
quickly perform required FA
(29)
action by users. FAQS
(387)
·       JDeveloper based customization. FBDI
(1)
·       Needless to say best of breed
feature from PeopleSoft, JDE, EBS, Seibel, and Hyperion have been incorporated
in Fusion Applications. FBL
(1)
·       Embedded business intelligence.
FINANCIALS
(12)
·       Time Zone - In EBS effective date is
defaults to system date based on the server time zone. In fusion effective date
defaults to system date based on the
FLEX FIELDS
(25)
preferred time zone of the user.
·       User can enter journals in spreadsheet
with multiple currencies’. This will eliminate the restriction of entering
journals in single currency. FNDLOAD
(16)

·       Fusion GL is embedded with essbase


cube, which is updated whenever journal is posted. FORM PERS
(20)
·       There are number of reports tools
available in Fusion GL like BI publisher, BI answers and financial reporting. FORMS
(98)
·       No need to create accounting
calendar periods manually FORMS PERS
(15)
FUNCTIONAL
(51)
What is not possible in Fusion
application
FUSION
(51)
·       No localization and public sector
functionalities.
GENERAL
(1)
·       Not all R12 functionalities
available like manufacturing, call center etc.
·       Focus on horizontal applications not
on industry solutions. GL
(162)
·       Data Access set for second and third
balancing segments are not supported. Only full ledger, primary and management
segments are supported. GST
(3)
·       Journals that are imported and ends
with error can't be corrected through journal import correction pages. Need to
re-import or to be corrected in interface HCM
(3)
table through sql. HDL
(2)
·       Encumbrance is not possible.
HR
(1)
HRMS
(101)
Fusion Vs EBS R12.
IB
(2)
·       Date track in EBS is known as Data
effectivity in Fusion
·       Operating Unit in EBS is known as
Business Unit. iEXPENSE
(19)
·       Major improvement is there is no
need to create multiple COA. Single COA structure in fusion can handle multiple
COA. this is the major improvement INDEXES
(1)
compare to R12. INDIA
(2)
INFORMATICA
(4)
·       Reference Data to move configuration
across business unit. This is SetID. Application needs to be setup in Fusion
with reference data before make it available INTERFACES
(22)
transactions. INV
(86)
·       Functional setup manager to move
configuration across the instances. iPROCUREMENT
(4)
·       No more WebADI in Fusion. It is
handled by ADFDI in Fusion. This fits with ADF architecture.
iSTORE
(3)
iSupplier
(1)
Fusion Accounting Hub
Oracle
Fusion Accounting Hub (FAH) is a single source for managing all financial
requirement as well as Reporting requirements against transaction and ITEMS
(18)
provides
complete set of accounting tools and access to financial data. FAH receives
data from multiple third party transactional system and also from the various JAVA
(8)
Fusion Applications Products [ Sub ledgers ] and applies accounting rules to
meet the regulatory reporting and business reporting requirements. LDT
(15)
METALINK
(22)
Oracle
Fusion Accounting Hub is integrated with Oracle Hyperion Financial Management
(HFM) as the latter is a powerful consolidation solution to collect other
MOAC
(6)
non-financial information. Oracle acquired Hyperion and started using benefits
of Hyperion for consolidation, allocation and reporting in Fusion. Hyperion has
MSCA
(4)
been leader in financial domain for years together.
MULTI ORG
(20)
Fusion
Accounting Hub (FAH) acts as integration platform for centralized accounting
and its ability to generate multiple accounting representations (e.g., IFRS, O2C
(19)
local GAAP, industry, regulatory) for a single sub ledger transaction. FAH is a
Next-Generation Financial Analysis for Centralized Reporting. Configurable OAF
(66)
accounting rules helps to capture transaction information used to create
accounting. This feature of Fusion is highly configurable to satisfy capturing
of OAF CUST
(9)
transactions and to create different representation requirement for a
company. OAF PERS
(7)
OBIEE
(12)
Fusion
Accounting Hub deals with transactional details and is intended for day-to-day
operational reporting and analytics. Hyperion Financial Management
OKC
(1)
(HFM) deals
with period-end balances, not transactional details, and is generally not used
as an intra-period reporting system.
OLM
(2)
Components of Fusion Accounting Hub includes- OM
(126)
·
  Oracle Fusion Sub ledger Accounting to perform accounting
transformations on external system data OPM
(4)
·       Oracle Fusion General Ledger ORG
(9)
·       Oracle Fusion Financial Reporting
Center
OTBI
(4)
·       Integration with Oracle Hyperion
Data Management, Fusion Edition for chart of accounts and hierarchy maintenance
OTL
(13)
·       Applications coexistence integration
with the Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle PeopleSoft General Ledgers
·       Integration with Oracle Hyperion
Planning, Fusion Edition and Oracle Hyperion Financial Management, Fusion
Edition. OTM
(1)
OUTBOUND
(1)
How It Works: P2P
(28)
The
Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub process uses financial data from any or all of the
following: PA
(77)
·       
Non-Oracle
external applications including transaction and reference information PAYMENTS
(64)
·       
Oracle
Fusion sub ledgers including sub ledger journals
PAYROLL
(18)
·       
Oracle
E-Business Suite, Oracle PeopleSoft, and Oracle JD Edwards General Ledgers
including account balances
PL SQL
(139)

The
Accounting Hub process ends with complete reporting and analysis
solutions.  PN
(5)
PO
(134)
Technology Stack of Fusion Application: PPM
(1)
Following
table showcase different component which varies from Oracle e-Business Suite to
Oracle Fusion applications.  PRICING
(6)
Component Oracle e-Business Suite Oracle Fusion Applications PROFILE OPTION
(29)

Database Oracle Database 10g Oracle Database 11g PUNCHOUT


(1)
PUTTY
(1)
Application Server Oracle application Oracle WebLogic
QOH
(4)
server
10.1.2 (Forms) R12
(109)
R12.2.X
(1)
Oracle Application
server RAJU
(2)
10.1.3 (OC4J) REPORTS
(133)

User Interface Forms, JSPs Oracle ADF + ADF REQUISITION


(6)
Java Server Faces RFQ
(3)

Portal Oracle Portal Oracle Webcenter ROLES


(2)
ROUTING
(1)
Data Model Oracle eBS Oracle eBS Data Model +
S/W
(3)
Data Model Siebel + PoepleSoft
(Trees, Data Effectivity, SANDBOX
(1)
person Model) SCM
(5)
Attachments/Imagi BLOBs UCM/Stellant SCRIPTS
(596)
ng SEPA
(1)
Workflow/Approv PL/SQL BPEL SETUPS
(31)
al SHELL
(2)
Reports Reports (11i), BI Publisher SLA
(15)
Discoverer SOURCING
(1)

Analytics Discoverer OBIEE SQL


(170)
SQL SERVER
(1)
Financial Reporting Financial Statement Generator Hyperion
SQL*LOADER
(9)
Integration AIA AIA + BPEL + SQLDEVELOPER
(3)
More web services
SR
(7)
XML Gateway XML Gateway BPEL, B2B Adapter SSHR
(1)
SUPPLIERS
(51)
TABLES
(105)
TAX
(16)
TCA
(19)
TRAINING
(3)
UNIX
(26)
UPGRADE
(9)
UTL_FILE
(1)
VALUE SETS
(15)
VIEWS
(3)
WIP
(9)
WORK FLOWS
(31)
XLA
(7)
XMLP
(94)
XSL
(1)
XXOA
(2)
XYZ
(31)

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Oracle Fusion Middleware Components: 
Its
technology framework includes the following Oracle Fusion Middleware components
-
1.      Oracle WebLogic Server- Java
application server that helps to deploy multiple applications in a robust and
scalable environment.
2.      Oracle WebLogic Communication
Services- provides click-to-dial functionality through contextual Actions which
further helps users with information and
actions.
3.      Oracle Identity Management-
automatically manages user access and provides services and interfaces for
third party application developments.
4.      Oracle Web Center- combines user
interface technologies for building social applications.
5.      Oracle Business Intelligence-offers
a complete to generates and delivers analyses for fusion application.
6.      Oracle SOA Suite-comprehensive
software for building and deploying service-oriented architecture.
7.      Oracle Application Development
Framework- a java framework to simplify application development by minimizing
code writing
8.      Oracle JDeveloper- for building
service-oriented applications using industry standards 

Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): 


Oracle Fusion Application is based
on SOA-Services oriented Architecture.
This is a significant technology
change adapted by Oracle. SOA Suite, a middleware component of Oracle Fusion
Middleware, provides infrastructure component
for designing, deploying and
managing SOA composite applications. Various services can be created, managed
and helps to put together multiple technology
components into one SOA composite
application.

Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager:


Oracle Fusion Functional Setup
Manager provides a single user interface for performing all tasks related to
Oracle Fusion Applications setup after installation and
helps to easily move
the setup data between different instances to reduce implementation time.

Below are the benefits of using


Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager-
1.      Minimizing time to deploy setups and
using same and ability to import or export to multiple instances.
2.      Enhancing productivity and reporting
functionality.
3.      A single point to set up
applications and enables to manage all aspects of functional setup in one
interface.
4.      Pre-packaged facilities to export
and import setup data consistently and quickly.
5.      Pre-seeded setup templates and
reporting.
6.      Options to create custom setup
objects.

Users of Oracle Fusion Functional


Setup Manager include the application implementation manager, the functional
user, and the application implementation
consultants. The functional users are
responsible for entering and verify the setup data for the functional area. The
application implementation consultants are
super users who assume the roles of
both the application implementation manager and the functional user.

Technology Difference
between E-business suite and Fusion Applications
Component Oracle E-Business Suite Oracle Fusion Applications
Database Oracle
Database 10G Oracle
Database 11G
Application Server Oracle
Application server 10.1.2 Oracle
WebLogic
User Interface Forms,
JSPs Oracle
ADF+ADF Java Server Pages
Portal Oracle
Portal Oracle
Web Center
Data Model Oracle
EBS Data Model Oracle
EBS Data Model + Siebel + PeopleSoft (Trees,
Date Effectivity, Person Model)
Attachments / Imaging BLOBs Stellant
Workflow / Approval PL
/SQL BPEL
Reports Reports
(11i), Discoverer BI
Publisher
Analytics Discoverer OBIEE
Financial Reporting Financial
Statement Generator Hyperion
Integration AIA AIA
+BPEL + more web services
XML Gateway XML
Gateway BPEL
w/B2B Adapter

Fusion Accounting Hub Co-Existence Overview

Key Points
The Standard co-existence functionality transfers balances from R12
to Fusion General Ledger.

The drill through functionality in the Fusion General Ledger


journals inquiry page launches the account enquiry page in R12, you must
manually enter
the period, currency, ledger and accounting range you want to
query.
Where access and identity management have not been implemented the
user most logon to R12 using their R12 credentials before the account enquiry
page is launched.
The Fusion General Ledger includes a live embedded essbase cube
which is updated real-time when posting journals in Fusion.

Reporting is done in the Fusion General Ledger where a number of


reporting tools are available as BI publisher, BI Answers and Financial
Reporting.

Journals which complete in error during the journal import


execution on Fusion cannot be corrected using the journal import errors
correction page
and must be transferred again or updated directly on the
interface table using SQL.

Customizing the Drill Behavior


Conclusion: 
Fusion Application is different from
EBS. There is no plan from Oracle to come up with R13 version. Next version of
Oracle apps is Fusion Application which is
new generation ERP as Oracle
purchased lots of different companies like PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel etc
in last few years and Fusion applications is an effort to
integrate all
different technology into one single product. Initially Fusion Application is
going to be major technology changed ERP and for organization there will
be
great learning to adopt and incorporate these new technology changes for better
management reporting and planning. 

New technology changes are going to


provide more flexibility and easy reporting for an organization. Oracle Fusion
Applications are service-enabled, enterprise
applications that can be easily
integrated into a service-oriented architecture (SOA) and now available as
software.

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Thanks for this Sir
October 5, 2016 at 5:38 PM

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Thanks for this Sir
October 5, 2016 at 5:38 PM

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