B-a-Analyst

Over the years of working across Oracle EBS, Fusion Applications, and Oracle Cloud PaaS, one of the most common (and often misunderstood) discussions I ve had with clients revolves around a simple question:  " Should we personalize or customize our Oracle Fusion environment?" This question might sound minor, but it often defines the long-term stability, scalability, and upgrade-readiness of your entire Oracle landscape. Let s dive deep into understanding what these terms actually mean not just from a documentation standpoint, but from an implementation practitioner s lens.  Personalization - "Tuning the App for Better Usability" What It Really Means ? Personalization refers to the kind of changes end users or functional administrators can do to make the system more intuitive for themselves without writing code or deploying anything externally. Think of it as adjusting your workspace rather than rebuilding the office.  Common Examples  Hiding or showing fields on a ...

  It has always been a questions from customer, on what's the customization extent of SaaS and where one should approach PaaS services in Oracle universe. After working into this domain for 3+ years and having multiple iterations into multiple projects and tons of pre-sales in past few years this has brought me a good level of clarity to the extent where customers are happy to know the point when they should switch to PaaS. Understanding and practicing industry best practice should always be best practice for an organization as that helps to manage that for long run. As best systems are those which requires minimal of manual efforts to maintain. SaaS Customizations Page composer OTBI reports Custom Workflow - BPM Page Composer: For certain applications one can use Page Composer to configure application page components, such as page content and layout for other users.Here are the changes one can make using this tool: Add, move, delete, show, and hide fields ...