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Comparison of EBS R12 Setup Vs Oracle Fusion Setup Manager (Some major points)

Mohammed Nasiruddin- Oracle Functional Lead
Comparison of EBS R12 Setup Vs Oracle Fusion Setup Manager (Some major points)


1.  EBS Release 12 Setup: Product-specific setup requires logging in/out of each product.
    Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Central place to enter all setup across products.

2. EBS Release 12 Setup: No sequential listing of setup tasks.
   Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Auto-generated list of setup tasks with dependencies (pre-       reqs) identified.

3. EBS Release 12 Setup: No ability to assign tasks and monitor progress.
   Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Can assign tasks, mark status, set due dates.

4. EBS Release 12 Setup: No ability to copy setup data across instances.
    Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Can export and import setup to any instance;

5. EBS Release 12 Setup: No re-usable setup templates to rapidly set up similar setups across clients or instances.
  Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Configuration templates allow you to reuse setups to quickly implement.
6. EBS Release 12 Setup: Limited reporting on setup data.
  Fusion Functional Setup Manager: Comprehensive reporting on setup data.
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