The
Oracle Application Implementation Methodology (AIM) is a proven approach for
implementation of Oracle Applications across business domains. This approach
has been developed by oracle in constant collaboration within its partner
network. According to Oracle "AIM provides the tools needed to effectively
and efficiently plan, conduct, and control project steps to successfully
implement new business systems."
Business Process Architecture [BP]: This phase outlines - Existing
business practices, Catalog change practices, Leading practices and Future
practices of the business
Business Requirement Definition [RD]: This phase explains about the
initial baseline questionnaire and gathering of requirements
Business Requirement Mapping [BR]: In this
phase the requirements of business are matched with the standard functionality
of the oracle application
Application and Technical
Architecture [TA]: This
outlines the infrastructure requirements to implement oracle application
Build and Module Design [MD]: This
phase emphasizes the development of new functionality (customization) required
by the client. It mainly details how to design the required forms, database and
reports, etc.
Data Conversion [CV]: Data
Conversion is the process of converting or transferring the data from legacy
system to oracle applications. E.g. transferring customer records from the
legacy to the Customer Master
Documentation [DO]:
Documentation prepared per module that includes user guides and implementation
manuals
Business System Testing [TE]: A
process of validating the setup’s and functionality by QA (functional
consultant) to certify status
Performance Testing [PT]:
Performance testing is the evaluation of transactions saving time, transaction
retrieval times, workflow background process, database performance, etc.
Adoption and Learning [AP]: This
phase explains the removal of the legacy system and oracle application roll out
enterprise wide
Production Migration [PM]: The
process of “decommissioning” of legacy system and the usage (adoption) of
oracle application system
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