Oracle E-Business Suiteの評判・口コミ 全6件

What do you dislike?

There are occasional software issues in terms of compatibility but I think it may be because our computers aren't on a regular maintenance schedule so we fall behind on updates.

What do you like best?

I enjoy the versatility of Oracle E-Business Suite simply because of the programming and it is commonly used in the mainstream industry.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Always look at the compatibility between this software and your computer specifications. Ex: Does your organization have enough cpu power to keep a program like this running among other applications on multiple computers at a time? Does your computer have a good processor or enough RAM? No one needs to have a program like this crash on them during an integral process.

What do you dislike?

Oracle can sometimes not be completely intuitive

What do you like best?

Oracle is very straight forward and has dynamic function. It has a fast learning curve even for someone who is not tech savvy.

Recommendations to others considering the product

I would recommends having a course for the users in the network using it. A workshop to make sure everyone is streamlining it;s use would make it more efficient and worth the time investment. If everyone is using it in a different manner, then it will be incredibly inefficient and defeat the purpose.

What do you dislike?

Java can be a real pain. We set up our users' systems with the right version of Java, the right compatibility mode settings, etc., when they are given their computer. However, when there is an update to Java or a patch to Oracle, it can be a real mess trying to let users know how to update those setting and still be able to access our Oracle instance.

The reporting from within Oracle is disappointing-- often ugly and in basic ASCI text format, rather than a spreadsheet (or even a PDF).

Reports are also limited in scope, so organizations that need robust reporting capabilities will likely need to purchase additional reporting software.

What do you like best?

Once you understand how the software works, it becomes fairly intuitive to figure out how to accomplish what you need to do.

I like the fact that it is web-based, and depending on your organization's security setup, you can access it from anywhere.

It is a fairly robust system, and while there may be some things that the system just will not do or allow, those things are few and far between. With help from a good consultant, you can achieve almost any setup you desire.

Recommendations to others considering the product

I highly recommend working with a consultant group to help with your implementation, but more importantly, to also to have those consultants work closely with an internal team that will become the internal consultants for your organization. The maintenance and ongoing evolution of the software is extremely important-- you will need those individuals to be the subject matter experts on the different modules of the system once go-live is over and the consultants have moved on to another project.

What do you dislike?

Getting specific reports in specific formats can be difficult or impossible. Reports can be very slow to process. It's not always the most intuitive program. If you don't know what you're trying to do, it's best to just ask for help than to try and figure out things for yourself because it's unlikely you'll be successful.

What do you like best?

The user interface is easy to use, even for beginners. We currently use Oracle and SAP across different business units. Oracle performs better in many areas important to us. This product has a relatively easy to use interface for all levels of endusers. The speed I experienced with the tool was better than average, and it didn't get bogged down with too many requests running at once. The Oracle ERP system is very comprehensive and has been around for a long time, so it's a safe option for large enterprises that need to establish ERP systems across many locations and users.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Have an organized list of needs for your organization prior to speaking with Oracle. Let them know what you need and explore whether their capabilities meet those requirements. Consider future needs as well, because as your needs change and you grow, Oracle may need to expand with you, which can be costly and resource-intensive.

What do you dislike?

It may take some time to run reports or query based on my report parameters.

What do you like best?

The user interface is easy to use. My previous job used a different in-house platform which was difficult to run reports. This business suite allowed me to run reports easily.

Recommendations to others considering the product

The reporting attributes are useful.