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| Is Oracle Fusion really ConFUSION ? |
| Wednesday, February 14, 2007 |
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If you ask question "What is Oracle Fusion ?" to yourself I suppose every one will have different opinion. I would like to hear from you all in your words ( via comments on this post ) about what you think is Oracle Fusion .
Common confusion over Oracle Fusion
Most Common confusion over Fusion among most of guys I discuss/meet & also mentioned by Steven Chan in his post is thinking Oracle Fusion Middleware & Oracle Fusion Applications are same. In actual Oracle Fusion Middleware will be used in providing/building Oracle Fusion Applications using Existing Oracle Applications (Oracle E-Business Suite, Siebel, Peoplesoft, JD Eward).
Oracle Fusion Middleware is collection of Oracle Middleware products i.e.
--Oracle Application Server (Portal, Wireless, Forms, Reports, discoverer, Webcache, OC4J)
-- Oracle Identity management (OID, SSO, Web Access Manager, CA, Identity Federation)
--Oracle SOA Suite (Service Oriented Suite)
--Oracle Collaboration Suite (RTC, Mail Server, Discussion, Content, Calendar)
--Oracle DW & BI (BI Beans, OWB, OLAP, Express Server, OSA, OFA, Datamart )
--Oracle development Tools (Designer, developer, SCM, forms, reports)
-- Oracle Data hubs
and
Oracle Fusion Applications will be collection of Oracle Applications i.e.
--Oracle E-Business Suite / CRM
--Oracle Peoplesoft enterprise
--Oracle Siebel CRM
--Oracle JD Edward Enterprise
These fusion applications will use Fusion Middleware mentioned above
Few links which talk about Oracle Fusion Middleware & Fusion Applications are
http://blogs.oracle.com/schan/newsItems/departments/fusionApps
http://oracle.anilpassi.com/oracle-fusion-development-tools.html (Good one for developers & techno functional)
http://blog.oraclecontractors.com/?cat=4
http://www.oracle.com/applications/fusion.html (Good one for Oracle Fusion Applications Road Map)
More on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA Suite) and Oracle Fusion coming soon...
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posted by Atul Kumar @ 12:45 PM
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in other words:
Oracle Fusion is the sum of already existing app development tools, re-badged and re-bunched so they look like a new product.
Oracle Fusion Applications will be the current spread, re-developed using Fusion tools.
The keyword of course is "will".
Or: nothing has changed. Therefore: no conFusion.
Pun intended.
It remains to be seen how well the j2ee-inspired development tools will cope with 8000 tables and 20000 indexes.
I'd love to see how long it would take the j2ee bean container to start up.
but roll-on the powerpoint!
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Thanks Atul for the summary. It helped a lot..
BTW, did Oracle announced any release date for Oracle Fusion Applicatios? You said its a combination of OracleApplication like psft, JDE, oracleApps. etc.
Can you forward any link on release date and features plan for same? I have been trying to get these details.
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Hi Atul,
Thanks for the info. Did oracle announced any release date for OracleFusion Applications?
IS there any documentation about release featues or anything like that..
I heard that its going to release in 2008. Can you send some docs/lin to support that announcement made by oracle.
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Check this
http://www.oracle.com/applications/fusion.html
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Thanks a lot atul..
Shabbeer
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Thanks a lot Atul...
Shabbeer
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in other words:
Oracle Fusion is the sum of already existing app development tools, re-badged and re-bunched so they look like a new product.
Oracle Fusion Applications will be the current spread, re-developed using Fusion tools.
The keyword of course is "will".
Or: nothing has changed. Therefore: no conFusion.
Pun intended.
It remains to be seen how well the j2ee-inspired development tools will cope with 8000 tables and 20000 indexes.
I'd love to see how long it would take the j2ee bean container to start up.
but roll-on the powerpoint!