Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP – Implementation & Administration
Master Financials, Procurement, and Project Management with End-to-End Cloud ERP Expertise
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Start with core ERP concepts to understand how modules interact within the Oracle ecosystem.
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Follow step-by-step implementation exercises, including configuration of Financials and Procurement.
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Practice in a demo or sandbox environment, simulating real business use cases.
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Take notes on setup tasks, approval workflows, and configuration dependencies.
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Use OTBI and BI Publisher exercises to build financial and operational reports.
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Study integration sections carefully — these are crucial for linking ERP with HCM, SCM, or external applications.
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Review troubleshooting modules to learn how to resolve errors and optimize system performance.
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Revisit key topics like roles, permissions, and approval hierarchies before the final project.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
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Understand the architecture and key components of Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP.
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Configure ERP modules such as Financials, Procurement, and Projects.
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Manage users, roles, and data security through Fusion Administration.
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Implement workflows and approval hierarchies.
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Perform data migration and interface setups.
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Generate and customize reports using OTBI and BI Publisher.
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Integrate ERP with other Oracle Cloud modules.
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Troubleshoot and monitor ERP operations.
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Manage system updates, patches, and cloud releases.
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Prepare for Oracle Certified Implementation Specialist exams.
Course Syllabus
Module 1: Introduction to Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP
Module 2: ERP Architecture and Navigation
Module 3: Financials – General Ledger, Payables, Receivables
Module 4: Procurement and Supplier Management
Module 5: Project Portfolio Management (PPM)
Module 6: Expense Management and Fixed Assets
Module 7: Security, Roles, and Data Access Management
Module 8: OTBI and BI Publisher Reporting
Module 9: ERP Integration with HCM, SCM, and Third-Party Systems
Module 10: Implementation Lifecycle and Administration Best Practices
Upon successful completion, learners will receive a Certificate of Completion from Uplatz, demonstrating proficiency in Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP – Implementation & Administration. This Uplatz certification validates your ability to configure, manage, and support enterprise-grade ERP systems, aligning with industry standards for Oracle practitioners.
It also prepares you for recognized Oracle certifications such as Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Financials Implementation Professional (1Z0-1054) and Oracle Procurement Cloud Certification. With this certificate, professionals can confidently apply for roles involving ERP implementation, configuration, reporting, and system administration. It serves as a strong credential to showcase your ERP expertise on your resume or LinkedIn profile.
The demand for Oracle Fusion ERP professionals is rapidly growing as global enterprises migrate from on-premise to cloud-based ERP solutions. Completing this course from Uplatz equips you for key roles such as:
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Oracle ERP Functional Consultant
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Oracle Fusion ERP Administrator
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ERP Implementation Specialist
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Procurement or Financials Consultant
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ERP Support Analyst
Professionals skilled in Oracle ERP command high salaries, with roles typically ranging from $90,000 to $170,000 per year, depending on specialization and experience.
Career growth opportunities include working in ERP consulting firms, Oracle partner organizations, multinational corporations, and government IT projects. Additionally, the skills gained in reporting and integration open doors to roles in data analytics, business intelligence, and digital transformation consulting.
With hands-on knowledge from this course, you can confidently lead or support ERP implementations across diverse industries such as finance, manufacturing, healthcare, and public services.
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What is Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP?
It is a suite of integrated applications that automates business processes like finance, procurement, and project management on Oracle Cloud. -
How is Fusion ERP different from Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS)?
Fusion ERP is cloud-native with automatic updates, better scalability, and reduced maintenance, unlike the on-premise EBS. -
What are the main modules in Fusion ERP?
Financials, Procurement, Payables, Receivables, Projects, and Expenses. -
What is OTBI used for?
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) is used for real-time analytics and report generation using live transactional data. -
What is BI Publisher?
A reporting tool that allows users to design, format, and distribute enterprise reports with data extracted from Oracle ERP. -
How do you manage user access in Fusion ERP?
Through role-based access control (RBAC) and security privileges defined in the Identity and Access Management setup. -
What is the role of Approval Workflows in ERP?
They automate approval processes for tasks like purchase requisitions or expense reports. -
How is data migration handled during ERP implementation?
Using tools like FBDI (File-Based Data Import) to load bulk data into Fusion modules. -
How do integrations work in Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP?
Via REST APIs, SOAP services, or middleware like Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). -
What are the benefits of implementing Oracle ERP?
Improved efficiency, centralized data management, real-time visibility, and reduced operational costs.