Posts Tagged ‘EBS’

In this blog post, I will share my firsthand experience tackling and resolving a critical issue with an inaccessible and failed EC2 instance. I’ll provide a detailed account of the problem, its impact, and the step-by-step approach I took to address it. Additionally, I’ll share valuable insights and lessons learned to help prevent similar issues […]

Be intentional. Be simple and intuitive. Focus on the future. Use a global mindset. These are the guiding principles in how Perficient’s Oracle ERP and HCM practice is transforming our own back office from Oracle E-Business Suite to Oracle Cloud. In a recent webinar, Perficient’s Vice President of People, Andrea Lampert, Chief Financial Officer, Paul Martin, […]

Due to the end of Premier Support for EBS R12.1.3 approaching quickly, R12.2 upgrades are in extremely high demand.  I thought I would share a few things I’ve learned based on my experience. Most of the DBAs across the shores in my circles are having a very hard time trying to upgrade both 19c and […]

Below are some key questions asked and answered during the Q&A portion of a recent on-premises to cloud story: Remote Delivery: From EBS and Hyperion to Oracle Cloud webinar. To view the entire webinar click here.  Why did NGL select Oracle’s ERP Cloud product? As opposed to upgrading to E-Business Suite or moving EBS into […]

When integrating an on-premise system like an E-Business Suite application with an Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud application, SQL queries can be used as means to extract the data from the source database. You can extract the data and then load the data directly to the EPM Cloud applications using the EPM Integration Agent. The EPM Integration Agent […]

We are excited to announce our partnership with Kyriba and dedicated practice to provide our Oracle clients with a robust cloud-based treasury management solution.  Specializing in cloud-based business transformation, Perficient’s new Treasury Technology practice will improve client’s global banking footprints through bank connectivity and address concerns for payment fraud. Named a leader by IDC for treasury […]

Current Support Policies If you are on Oracle EBS 12.1 or database 12c or below, you might want to consider upgrading.  Oracle support policies change, so be sure and check the latest updates, but at the time of this writing, premier support for EBS 12.1 ends in December 2021. Currently Oracle does not plan to […]

As mentioned in part one, the four types of data integrations are delimited file, fixed file, data management, and data connector. In this blog, I will explain how to set up a direct connect that will pull data into OneStream from an external data source without the need for a file. This article assumes that […]

Are you one of those Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) customers who are not quite ready to go to Oracle ERP Cloud, but your servers are long since out of warranty? Have you lost the desire or expertise to continue buying and maintaining your own hardware, but you don’t want to give up control or take […]

Perficient Presents at Oracle OpenWorld 2019 – Live from the show floor, the GM of Perficient’s ERP practice discusses five key considerations for your cloud journey, starting with education (how things are done in the cloud versus on-premises) through plan deployment. For ERP customers contemplating a cloud journey, this 8-minute video provides some insight into […]

Save the date for this terrific customer story next week featuring Midcoast Energy, LLC. The company had antiquated and complex business processes that could not scale to meet its needs. Facing an expensive ERP implementation, the company decided a cloud-based platform would provide a strategic advantage. Midcoast Energy, LLC implemented Oracle Cloud for Financials, Project […]

The Period End Close Challenge As an EBS consultant for the last 20 years, one of the hardest parts of my job has been explaining the period end process. The reconciliation reports, roll forwards, the disparate screens, lack of consistency across the modules. Don’t get me started on inventory, with its archaic requirement to close […]