Integrate SaaS hands-on Bootcamps Webtraining South America April 26th, 28th May 3rd 2022

Oracle Product Management is pleased to invite Oracle Partners to attend a 3-days hands-on workshop on how to integrate with ERP & HCM applications using Oracle Integration Cloud. This Invite-Only hands-on workshop will be delivered at No-Fee to Partners. It will consist of presentations, demos, and hands-on labs.

Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) offers Integration, Process Automation and Visual design capabilities that help business analysts and IT specialists to automate end to end business processes across departments. Oracle Integration Cloud offers a simple recipe to be successful in this application integration and process automation journey: Build, Integrate and Engage.

Schedule:

• EMEA May 10th, 12th, 17th 2022
• South America April 26th,  28th May 3rd 2022
• On-demand training

For additional location please visit our website here (community membership required).

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Integration Customer Newsletter March 2022

It is time for the February quarterly update to Oracle Integration. With winter in the Northern Hemisphere, we are excited to share all our exciting new features and improvements.

For the latest Oracle Integration update please register for the Webcast on March 17th 2022. If you want to let us know how much you are enjoying this newsletter or If you have anything you would like us to feature in a future edition, message us via LinkedIn or twitter using hashtags #OracleIntegration.

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Connect Oracle SaaS (ERP, HCM, CX) Discover Financial Services – Oracle Integration Customer Success Webcast Series April 20th 2022

Discover Financial Services – best practices & lessons learned

Live Webinar Accenture & Oracle

Learn how leading brands benefit from Oracle Integration as the foundation for digital business.

Accelerate your multicloud modernization with prebuilt connectivity to any SaaS, on-premises, and custom applications. Jump-start your Oracle ERP, HCM, and CX projects with embedded best-practice integrations, easy-to-use recipes, and business accelerators.

Join Accenture’s Mani Choudhary and Amit Singh, with Discover’s Mark Ames, Director Financial Services IT, to learn how Accenture’s prebuilt Oracle Cloud assets can immediately deliver value for your ERP and HCM projects. In this webinar you will learn:

• How prebuilt integrations with connectors can speed up delivery timelines
• How to automate Dev-Ops with PaaS and SaaS config/code promotion
• How a centralized repository for all assets helps implementation consultants collaborate
• How to future-proof your competitive advantage through custom application development on a common cloud platform with seamless security and high performance

Schedule: April 20th 2022 9:00 PST (San Francisco) 18:00 CET (Paris)

For details please visit the registration page here.

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Book Birthday by Phil Wilkins

I had an interesting conversation today, where it was pointed out to me that our book Implementing Oracle Integration Cloud Service, the first ever Oracle PaaS book is five years old today (according to Amazon). This website was also five years old back in August last year. While some parts of the UI have become more sophisticated than shown in the book, and the choice of adaptors has grown significantly the core fundamentals of the book still hold true. Of course the book is only as good as the technology, and Oracle Integration continues to fly in the Gartner Magic Quadrant. So Happy Birthday us, and congratulations Oracle, and thankyou to our readers. Read the complete article here.

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Using FlexDeploy with Oracle Integration Cloud A Customer Success Story by Maxx Williams

After an initial FlexDeploy implementation for E-Business Suite, Oracle SOA Suite, and Enterprise Data Warehouse, one FlexDeploy customer quickly expanded usage across their enterprise. The team’s Applications Manager explained “we saw so much benefit and such immediate gains that we said if we’re going to implement new software, can it work with FlexDeploy? And if it can’t, maybe we don’t want to do it.”

Adopting Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC)

The team is forward-thinking and innovative, open to incorporating and adopting emerging technologies, processes, and tooling. The organization and technology footprint were growing rapidly, and they needed a more effective and scalable approach for application integration. The work building, managing, and maintaining the existing solution was keeping things steady, but it was not furthering business initiatives at the required rate and pace.

As the team started investigating options, OIC quickly emerged as the leader. They already had a hybrid on-prem/multi-cloud strategy. OIC naturally fit in as a PaaS Service ready to communicate with systems important to them such as ADP, Oracle EBS, and Salesforce.

Around the same time FlexDeploy was being implemented, the team began their work with OIC. They quickly realized they could make a lot of improvements in their process by implementing FlexDeploy’s deployment procedures. Without FlexDeploy (or another deployment tool), OIC users must manually manage changes, export and copy files to local machines, and maintain credentials in multiple places. Additionally, there’s little control over who has access to systems; anyone with admin privileges could massage any of these tasks. After a month of having a production OIC instance, the team knew it was time to bring in FlexDeploy.

As the Applications Manager shared “seeing the gaps after the first OIC deployment without FlexDeploy started raising the little red flags that we had addressed with FlexDeploy in our other systems. Those red flags were a clear sign we had to make the change.” Read the complete article here.

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