Interesting Things You May Have Missed This Week
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Five Recently Created or Updated Oracle Support Articles
Here are five interesting My Oracle Support articles that were recently created or updated:
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Upgrading from Oracle E-business Suite to Fusion Apps
There is a third issue, after support cost, and availability, there is the big issue around the upgrade path. Oracle have always said that there would be an upgrade path from the latest two releases which at the time was 11.5.10 and 12.0, but now we also have 12.1 so there is only a path from 12.0 onwards. Is this fair, well I am not sure, in most cases I see the move to Fusion Apps as a replacement is not the best thing for an organisation, especially one who has not already moved to R12, so not having the option is not a problem.Leave a comment | Filed in Oracle | Tags: EBS, fusion
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I think a lot of people will take Fusion but in small steps, taking the co-existence route, after perhaps adopting some technology first, over time.
