Introduction to Oracle aim (application implementation method)

The aim is called the application implementation method. Is to implement Oracle ApplicationsProgramComprehensive methodology and tools.

 

 

Aim consists of six phases:

. Definition: planning a project. Determine the feasibility of the project under the time, resources, and budget constraints.
Operation Analysis: describe business requirements, differences with applications (requires secondary development), and system architecture.
. Solution design: create solutions that meet future business needs and business processes. The solution design continues until custom development and system configuration are completed.
Construction: coding, testing, and interface data conversion. Use a typical experiment to test the integrated enterprise business system. The results of the establishment phase are a usable, tested, and business system solution.
. Conversion: the project team submits the final solution to the Enterprise. Main activities: end user training, change management, data sorting and import

. Product: The product phase begins when the system starts to be protected. The technicians keep the system stable for all business operations and perform system maintenance. The user and implementation team began a series of improvements to reduce negative impacts and achieve the goal of the definition phase.

Aim consists of 12 activities:

. Project Management
. Business Process Architecture
. Business requirement definition
. System functions corresponding to business requirements
. Application and system architecture
Module Design and Construction
. Data Transfer
. Document Writing
. Business System Test
. Performance Test
. Transition and training
. Product transfer and launch

Oracle aim includes a large number of deliverable documents. All Oracle partners can use aim for free during project implementation.

 

Because Oracle aim is intended for large-scale and well-developed projects. While supporting complex projects, it is inevitable to increase the project cost. Therefore, this issue should be carefully considered during implementation.