What is Oracle E-Business Suite

[Chandak Badri]

In the world whatever business are doing by any organization it will fall under following example. The seller from whom we buy a stock/items/services for business is called as Vendor/supplier, the people who come to our business like shop, organization to buy things are known as customers, the stock/items in your business are known as inventory. Till now we came to know that few of entities are part of our daily operations. Similarly as our business grows we take order through different channels and provide services to deliver items to our customers. We also need to hire people to do all these type of tasks like maintaining of inventory, do a delivery. These people we called are our employees.

For small business we need less people and will be less type of transactions and as our business grows we need more people to manage our business. Due to huge volume we cannot manage different manual tasks. Therefore we require some big software package to manage all. Oracle a leading software company has software known as Oracle eBusiness Suite/Oracle Applications which falls under the category of ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning). Oracle application is collection of different modules and these modules are integrated with each other to give holistic view to any organization.

Oracle E-Business Suite is comprehensive suite of integrated, global business applications that enable organizations to make better decisions, reduce costs, and increase performance.

Oracle EBS has cross-industry capabilities spanning enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management, and supply chain planning, Oracle E-Business Suite applications help customers manage the complexities of global business environments no matter if the organization is small, medium, or large in size.
Following are the main set of modules available under Oracle e-business suite:

• Customer Relationship Management
  
  
• Service Management
  
  
• Financial Management
  
  
• Human Capital Management
  
  
• Project Portfolio Management
  
  
• Advanced Procurement
  
  
• Supply Chain Management
  
  
• Value Chain Planning
  
  
• and Value Chain Execution