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Oracle Consulting Group
Oracle Consulting Group, a prominent reseller, system integrator, and consulting company, that plays a vital role in numerous system integration and digital transformation initiatives. Oracle Consulting Group collaboration with software players such as Oracle, Zycus and empowers organizations to embrace disruptive technologies and accelerate their journey to the cloud, thus reshaping their business models.
| Reseller and SI | Vendor | Application | Category | Market |
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| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Cloud ERP | ERP Financial | ERP |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Cloud SCM | Supply Chain Management | SCM |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Cloud HCM | Core HR | HCM |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Cloud EPM | EPM | EPM |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence Platform | Analytics and BI | Analytics and BI |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Analytics Cloud | Analytics and BI | Analytics and BI |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Exadata | Database Management | IaaS |
| Oracle Consulting Group | Oracle | Oracle Fusion Analytics | Analytics and BI | Analytics and BI |
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Oracle | Oracle Expenses Cloud | Expense Management | 2019 |
In 2019, the Department of Transport and Planning implemented Oracle Expenses Cloud for Expense Management as part of the Vic Gov People program to provision cloud-based HR and payroll adjacent finance capabilities. Oracle Expenses Cloud was deployed into the DTP Oracle Cloud application footprint to centralize expense controls within the broader Oracle ERP Fusion Cloud Application Suite.
The implementation centered on the Oracle Expenses Cloud module and its integration with Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payables, General Accounting and Cash Management modules. Configuration work included expense reporting workflows, multi-level approval routing, policy enforcement and ledger integration to enable automated posting to the general ledger.
Architecturally, expense interfaces were routed downstream into the existing DTP Oracle cloud Finance system, and the program included transitioning external data flows from Valuer-General Victoria, LANDATA and Victorian office telephony services into the DTP Oracle environment. System integration testing validated interface mappings and data flows between those external systems and core finance ledgers to ensure end-to-end transaction integrity.
Oracle Consulting Group acted as the implementation partner and delivered system testing across Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payables, General Accounting, Cash Management and Expenses modules. Testing governance included organising and assisting user acceptance testing with business SMEs, with a Senior Test Consultant engaged from Mar 2024 to Jun 2024 to support test execution and defect triage for Oracle Expenses Cloud and its linked interfaces.
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Oracle | Oracle Cloud Infrastructure | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2019 |
In 2019, Department of Transport and Planning adopted Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as its Application Hosting and Computing Services platform to centralize financial reporting, budgeting, and business integration. The adoption was driven by a need to unify finance and project financial data across the newly formed department and to enable automated integration and data consolidation across a broad application estate.
The deployment used Oracle Cloud Infrastructure together with Oracle Integration Cloud and Oracle Integration and Migration capabilities, and included configuration of Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning ERP and Oracle Fusion Cloud Enterprise Performance Management EPM for financial management and planning. Functional modules and capabilities implemented include centralized financial ledgers, budget planning using Oracle Cloud EPM planning functions, automated reconciliation processes, and analytics through Oracle Analytics Cloud. The department also implemented single sign on and two factor authentication for improved security and remote access.
DoT built and now manages 154 integrations using Oracle Integration Cloud, connecting Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Oracle Fusion Cloud EPM, Primavera Unifier, a third party procurement and contract management system Zycus, and multiple applications hosted on the Victorian government ICT platform Cenitex. Oracle Integration Cloud standard connectors were used to integrate multiple Salesforce applications, including TIMS, and procurement users can generate Oracle purchase agreements from Zycus with contract records transmitted to Oracle for purchasing and invoicing flows. To support integration observability and data quality, Oracle Consulting Group developed a custom monitoring application using Oracle Visual Builder and Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse, providing dashboards to investigate health and status of integrations and to ensure only validated data is fed into the financial systems.
Governance and operational coverage centered on centralized data management for finance and project accounting, with automation of budget forecasting directly from the data warehouse into Oracle Cloud EPM planning and centralized reporting via Oracle Analytics Cloud. Oracle Consulting Group provided implementation and migration services to integrate cloud services with existing Oracle Applications 11i and other enterprise applications, and helped establish integration governance, data validation patterns, and monitoring workflows. The architecture emphasizes a unified data repository for budgets actuals expenditures and balance sheets, integration middleware for orchestration and connectors for SaaS applications, and analytics and reporting layers for finance and planning.
As a result of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure implementation, the department gained a common, unified data repository for financial management, automated integration patterns across 154 connections, enhanced integration monitoring and validation through a purpose built dashboard, and consolidated planning and reporting capabilities using Oracle Cloud EPM and Oracle Analytics Cloud.
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Oracle | Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Accounts Payable | AP Automation | 2019 |
In 2019, the Department of Transport and Planning implemented Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Accounts Payable as its AP Automation solution. Oracle Consulting Group led the engagement and provided implementation services for Accounts Payable configuration and supplier data onboarding across the department in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
The implementation focused on core AP Automation workflows, including supplier masterfile migration to Oracle Cloud, invoice capture using OCR, invoice processing through Oracle Invoice Processing to payment, and configuration of invoice matching and approval workflows. Data cleanse and analysis for Supplier Masterfiles was performed to support accurate supplier onboarding and validation rules within Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Accounts Payable.
Operational integration centered on triage of the AP inbox to feed invoices into OCR, with troubleshooting and root cause analysis of capture exceptions. A Triage Guide was developed and training delivered to the AP Team to standardize inbox handling, exception resolution, and escalation paths, formalizing the inbound invoice to OCR intake process.
Governance changes emphasized process ownership for the AP Team, documented triage procedures, and ongoing operational support from Oracle Consulting Group for data quality and system configuration. The narrative reflects a department-wide Accounts Payable automation program that combined supplier master data remediation, OCR-led invoice capture, and Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Accounts Payable processing to institutionalize invoice-to-pay operations.
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Oracle | Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials Accounts Receivable | AR Automation | 2019 |
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Oracle | Oracle Cloud ERP Accounts Payable | AP Automation | 2019 |
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Zycus | Zycus Supplier Network | Supplier Relationship Management | 2021 |
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Government | 4761 | $6.4B | Australia | Oracle | Oracle Cloud Cash Management | Treasury Management | 2019 |
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Transportation | 324136 | $6.6B | Germany | Oracle | Oracle Cloud HCM | Core HR | 2021 |
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Communications | 19295 | $10.5B | South Africa | Oracle | Oracle Analytics Cloud | Analytics and BI | 2019 |
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Communications | 19295 | $10.5B | South Africa | Oracle | Oracle Cloud EPM | EPM | 2019 |
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