@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialA Process Playback shouldn't be a software demo, it's an opportunity to prove the solution meets the requirement—and get specific about anything that doesn't.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialBefore changing Oracle configuration, first prove Oracle is actually the problem.
If the system works when the correct process is followed, you may have a process or ownership problem, not a configuration problem.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.social“We've always done it that way” isn't a requirement.
An Oracle implementation is an opportunity to understand WHY a process exists, not simply reproduce it in a new system.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialWhen someone says "it isn't working", first try to prove that it is.
If Oracle works, the real issue may be the process, ownership, or communication—not configuration.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialWho should find configuration defects first: your implementation team or your users?
Our testing session covers unit testing, SIT, UAT, and who owns what.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialYour Process Playback session ends with no questions. Is that a good sign?
How do you tell whether users have validated the business process or simply watched a demo?
Share one technique that gets useful feedback.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialNot every Oracle problem is an Oracle problem. Before changing configuration or building another customization, ask: Are we solving the right problem?
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialData loaded. Job done?
A successful load doesn't prove your conversion is complete or accurate. We discuss scope, reconciliation, and repeatable validation.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialFinance and HCM can use different hierarchies. But who owns the work of keeping those views aligned?
How has your team handled reorganizations without creating reporting, security, or approval headaches?
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialOTBI or SmartView? Start with the reporting task and the person doing it.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialA payroll transaction can process successfully and still charge the wrong cost center.
Lee, Tom, and Ryan discuss why Oracle Fusion design needs every workstream at the table.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialWhat tells you an Oracle Fusion implementation succeeded six months after go-live?
Faster close? Fewer spreadsheets? Better reporting? Happier users?
Which measure matters most to your team, and why?
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialYour Chart of Accounts shouldn't just satisfy Accounting.
It should support reporting, security, projects, procurement, integrations, and future growth.
A well-designed COA enables everything that follows.
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialMost implementation issues aren't technical.
They're design decisions made in isolation.
Our latest video explores why cross-functional design changes everything.
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@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialIf Finance isn't involved in HCM design workshops, don't be surprised when payroll costing, organizational hierarchies, and reporting become redesign projects later.
Cross-functional design matters.
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialWhat's the biggest Oracle Fusion implementation mistake you've seen?
• Poor requirements?
• Weak testing?
• Lack of stakeholder engagement?
• Something else?
I'm curious what others have experienced.
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialReporting isn't something you build after go-live.
It's something you design before your Chart of Accounts, security model, and organizational structures are finalized.
The best reporting starts long before the first report is written.
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialWhat's the most common phrase you've heard during an ERP project?
We'll nominate:
"We'll fix it after go-live."
History suggests that's rarely the cheaper option.
@afternoonswithaces.bsky.socialA well-designed Chart of Accounts shouldn't just satisfy Finance.
It should make reporting easier, governance stronger, and future growth simpler.
That's good architecture.