1. ORACLE
PRODUCT
LOGO
Implementing Fusion Applications using the Oracle
Unified Method (OUM)
David Burke
Global Methods Manager
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2. Oracle® Unified Method (OUM)
Agenda
• Oracle Methods <Insert Picture Here>
• Why are we doing this?
• Vision, Goals, and Benefits
• OUM is…
• Packaged Application Support
• OUM and Fusion Apps
• For More Information
• Q&A
• Appendix
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3. • The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It
is intended for information purposes only, and may not be
incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any
material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in
making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and
timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle s
products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
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4. Oracle Unified Method
ORACLE METHODS
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5. Oracle Global Methods
• Globally funded
• Maintain knowledge of industry method and project
management standards & techniques
• Maintain subject matter expertise in key business areas
• Work with global subject matter experts to develop
materials
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6. Oracle Methods Philosophy
Oracle Methods are…
• Based on industry standards and field experience
• Iteratively developed through a continuous, evolutionary
process
• Highly scalable to support project or program specific
requirements
• Tailored through method views, tools, and guidance
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7. OUM Customer Program
• Available for use by Oracle Customers
• Qualifications
– No cost
– Contract with Oracle for an engagement of two weeks or longer
meeting some additional minimum criteria
• Use
– May use for internal projects
– Oracle or Oracle Partner involvement not required
– Three year, renewable access to OUM updates
• How to obtain
– Through your Oracle Consulting or Oracle Sales Representative
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8. OUM Partner Program
• Available to Oracle Gold, Platinum, and Diamond
Partners
– No cost
• Distributed through the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN)
• Training available through OPN
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9. Oracle Unified Method
WHY ARE WE DOING THIS?
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10. Acquisition Timeline: A Recent History
2005
2006
2007
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11. Acquisition Timeline: A Recent History
2008
2009
2010
2011
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12. Method Integration Strategy
• Support current methods
(Compass, AIM, ABF, Siebel, DWM FT, etc.)
• Develop Oracle Unified Method (OUM),
a single, integrated method, to support the
entire Oracle ecosystem, across the
complete suite of Oracle products
• Decommission legacy methods
as field transitions to OUM
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13. Oracle Unified Method
OUM VISION, GOALS, AND BENEFITS
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14. Oracle® Unified Method (OUM) Vision
Support the entire Enterprise IT Lifecycle,
including support for the successful
implementation of every Oracle product
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15. Oracle Unified Method (OUM) Goals
• “Best of the Best”
• Single method framework
• Product release independent
• Support supplemental guidance
• Tight integration between
enterprise-level and
project-level processes
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16. OUM Benefits
• Common language
• Reduce confusion
• Readily accommodate acquisitions
• Reduce duplication
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17. Raúl Santamaría Álvarez
Head of Application
Development, OMEL
“The Oracle Unified Method…
simplified project management,
improved planning, reduced risk
and helped us achieve
a timely, on-budget go-live.”
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18. Oracle Unified Method
OUM IS…
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19. OUM’s Core Principles
Business Process
& Use Case-Driven
OUM
Flexible Iterative &
Envision Implement
& Scalable Incremental
Manage
Risk-Focused Architecture-Centric
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20. OUM Focus Areas
Envision – enterprise level processes
Implement
• Enterprise Business Analysis
• Enterprise Architecture • Software Engineering
• IT Portfolio
Management
OUM • Software Implementation
• Governance
• Organizational
Change Envision Implement
Management
Manage Manage
• Management of IT
Projects and Programs
Operate • Aligned with Project
Management Institute
(PMI)
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21. Views
From the OUM Read Me First –
“Do not serve the method, make it serve you”
“OUM must be scaled to fit your project”
Purpose Examples
• Tailor OUM to support a • Application
particular type of project Implementation
• Starting place for materials • Enterprise 2.0
and tailored work plan • Business
Intelligence
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22. Supplemental Guidance
Detailed guidance related to Supplemental Guides
Products – Architectural Style – Tools • Application Implementation
Technologies – Project Approach
• Application Integration Architecture
(AIA)
• Business Intelligence and Analytics
• Enterprise 2.0
• Oracle Tutor, UPK, and Knowledge
Pathways
• SOA Project Delivery
• SOA Engineering Planning
• SOA Modeling Planning
• SOA Reference Architecture
Planning
• Testing and Quality Management
Tools
• More in the pipeline…
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23. <Insert Picture Here>
Gary Marshall
CIO, Taconic Farms, Inc.
“The Oracle Unified Method
(OUM) is the CIO’s handbook.”
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24. Oracle Unified Method
PACKAGED APPLICATION SUPPORT
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25. OUM Application Implementation Approach
• Best practices from current methods
• Business Process-Driven
• “Map” Requirements
• Define Key Business Data Structures
• Define Application Setups
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26. Two Implementation Approaches
• Requirements-driven
• Solution-driven
• Each approach supported by its own view
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27. Requirements-Driven Application View
• No pre-defined solution required
• Identify requirements at the outset
• Design business solution based on requirements
• Similar to AIM Foundation and Compass Standard
• Iterative and incremental
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28. Solution-Driven Application View
• Based on using a pre-defined solution
• Tailored to the business requirements
• Similar to AIM for Business Flows and Compass
Accelerated
• Faster, lower cost alternative based on:
– pre-defined solution
– accelerator assets
– minimizing customizations
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29. Software Upgrade View
• Supports upgrades to Oracle software products from
existing release to new release
• Similar to EasiPath Migration Method and Compass
Upgrade
• Includes review and rationalization of existing
customizations
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30. Oracle Unified Method
OUM AND FUSION APPS
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31. Fusion Application Support
• Working with Fusion Product Development
• Developing Supplemental Guide
• Integrating OUM with Fusion Functional Setup Manager
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32. Fusion Functional Setup Manager
• Integrated with Fusion Applications
• Built on Fusion Middleware
• Single user interface for executing all setup tasks
• Enables export/import of setup tasks and data between
instances
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33. OUM Implement Project Lifecycle (Activities)
Inception Elaboration Construction Transition Production
Gather Business Gather Business Finalize Support User Manage Production
Requirements Requirements Requirements Acceptance Test System
Conduct
Gather Solution Develop Use Analyze and Performance Evaluate Production
Requirements Cases Design System
Test
Gather Prepare Perform
Supporting Convert Data Plan for Future
Environments Test Planning
Requirements
Specify Key Prepare
Structure Develop Train End Users
Prototypes Environments
Definition
Train Project Validate Implement Finalize
Team Prototypes System Documentation
Perform Perform
Fit Gap Integration Test Go Production
Specify Software Perform System
Configuration Test
Baseline Perform
Software Systems
Architecture Integration Test
Prepare to Prepare to
Acquire and Acquire and
Convert Data Convert Data
Lifecycle
Lifecycle Objectives Architecture Initial Operational System In Production Sign Off
Milestone (LO) Capability (IOC) (SIP) (SO)
Milestone (LA)
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NOTE: This graphic is a training and awareness aid that shows the activities that might be performed on typical OUM implementation project. It does not show all
of the activities that might be employed, nor does it imply that all of these activities should be used on every project. It is not a substitute for performing iterative
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project planning.

34. Functional Setup Manager and OUM
Inception Elaboration Construction Transition Production
Gather Business Gather Business Finalize Support User Manage Production
Requirements Requirements Requirements Acceptance Test System
Conduct
Gather Solution Develop Use Analyze and Performance Evaluate Production
Requirements Cases Design System
Test
Gather Prepare Perform
Supporting Convert Data Plan for Future
Environments Test Planning
Requirements
Specify Key Prepare
Structure Develop Train End Users
Prototypes Environments
Definition
Train Project Validate Implement Finalize
Team Prototypes System Documentation
Perform Perform
Fit Gap Integration Test Go Production
Specify Software Perform System
Configuration Test
Baseline Perform
Software Systems
Architecture Integration Test
Prepare to Prepare to
Acquire and Acquire and
Convert Data Convert Data
Lifecycle
Lifecycle Objectives Architecture Initial Operational System In Production Sign Off
Milestone (LO) Capability (IOC) (SIP) (SO)
Milestone (LA)
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35. Extending Fusion Applications
• Fusion Applications are extended using Fusion
Middleware
• OUM is designed to support J2EE design and
development
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36. Extending Fusion Applications with OUM
Inception Elaboration Construction Transition Production
Gather Business Gather Business Finalize Support User Manage Production
Requirements Requirements Requirements Acceptance Test System
Conduct
Gather Solution Develop Use Analyze and Performance Evaluate Production
Requirements Cases Design System
Test
Gather Prepare Perform
Supporting Convert Data Plan for Future
Environments Test Planning
Requirements
Specify Key Prepare
Structure Develop Train End Users
Prototypes Environments
Definition
Train Project Validate Implement Finalize
Team Prototypes System Documentation
Perform Perform
Fit Gap Integration Test Go Production
Specify Software Perform System
Configuration Test
Baseline Perform
Software Systems
Architecture Integration Test
Prepare to Prepare to
Acquire and Acquire and
Convert Data Convert Data
Lifecycle
Lifecycle Objectives Architecture Initial Operational System In Production Sign Off
Milestone (LO) Capability (IOC) (SIP) (SO)
Milestone (LA)
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NOTE: This graphic is a training and awareness aid that shows the activities that might be performed on typical OUM implementation project. It does not show all
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of the activities that might be employed, nor does it imply that all of these activities should be used on every project. It is not a substitute for performing iterative
project planning.

37. Oracle Unified Method
FOR MORE INFORMATION
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38. For More Information
• General Questions –
– ominfo_us@oracle.com
– tom.spitz@oracle.com
– bruce.dehner@oracle.com
• Social Media
– OUM on LinkedIn (Oracle Unified Method group)
– OUM on Twitter (OUM_info)
– OUM Blog (blogs.oracle.com/oum)
search.oracle.com
Oracle Unified Method
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39. For More Information
OUM Knowledge Zone
http://www.oracle.com/partners/en/knowledge-zone/applications/oracle-unified-method-359405.html.
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40. For More Information
OUM Beta Exam
http://education.oracle.com/pls/web_prod-plq-dad/db_pages.getpage?page_id=41&p_exam_id=1Z0_568.
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41. San Francisco 2011
October 2–6, 2011
Latin America 2011
December 6–8, 2011
Tokyo 2012
April 4–6, 2012
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42. Q&A
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43. appendix
• Oracle Unified Method
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44. Implement Focus Area Implement
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45. Manage Focus Area Manage
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46. Envision Focus Area Envision
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47. Manage and Implement Work Together Manage Implement
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48. Comprehensive Toolkit
Templates
Create high quality Tailored
Guidelines work products
Focus areas, views, Workplans
phases, activities, Accelerated starting
processes, and tasks point
Supplemental
Overview Material Guidance
Approach and
Products, tools,
standards
techniques, and
technologies
Easy Access
Hosted or installed locally
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49. HTML Interface
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