1. Oracle Fusion Product Hub Solution Overview
Sachin Patel Director, Product Strategy
Product MDM

2. Safe Harbor Statement
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3. Agenda Trends, Challenges and Portfolio Solution Overview
Oracle Strategy & Roadmap

4. Challenges

5. The Data Challenge – Why Now?
Amount of Data
IT Spend
Data Volume
Annual projected global
data growth of 40% versus 5% growth in global IT spending
Number of Systems
On average, Fortune 500 companies number of integrated systems increasing 25% per year…. in addition to Cloud
Data Degradation
After 1 Year, 27% of all business data needs to be updated*
*Source: US Census Bureau

6. Multi-Channel Buying Experience is Complex
Research
Shop
Buy
Pickup
Service
Browse Print Catalog
Store
Call Center
Web
Mobile
Social
Tablet
Print Catalog
Visit
Stores
In-Store
Pickup
Up-Sell Warranty
Complete
Order
Customer Service
Download
Coupon
Browse
Reviews
Review Order History
Create
Cart
Scan Coupon
Compare Prices
Write Review
Compare Products
Tweet
Check With Friends
Tell Friends
Like

7. The New Reality: Mastering is Essential to…
Product Innovation
Mastering for product, supplier, data helps optimize the supply chain, shorten cycles
Customer Experience
Single customer and product master helps improve experience, satisfaction, retention
Global world – multi-divisional ….
Financial Transformation
Hierarchy/dimension mastering across Parties, Products, Financials, Suppliers and Sites

8. Solution Overview

9. Product Innovation : Value Chain Transformation
Customers have an increasingly complex application requirements
ERP
eCommerce
CRM
SCM
POS
Field Service
Mobile Apps
PLM
Sourcing
MES
Consolidate Product Information
Cleanse the data, removing duplicates and errors
Provide central Governance structure
Product Hub + Oracle EDQ-P
Extend information as needed
Share the information across systems and processes
Data Pools
Regulations
Sales Catalogs
Partners
Acquisitions
Compliance
Analytics
Portfolio
Required by an increasingly complex set of business functions

10. Extensible and Scalable Product Data Model
Key Features
Establish enterprise product record via an extensible and scalable data model
Manage structured and unstructured product data including rich format descriptions, product specifications, operational attributes, structures, packs, images and attachments
Establish business relationships with other products and trade partner items
Associate products to one or more organizations for localized product definitions
Associate products to one or more suppliers and supplier-sites to manage supplier specific information
Associate products to one or more product catalogs/categories to support specific business functions including multi-channel commerce
Validate product definitions and associations via dynamic rules framework

11. Standards Based and Data Quality Driven Product Consolidation
Key Features
Leverage standard based integration framework:
Real time: Public web services & Java APIs
Batch: Spreadsheet upload and staging tables with validation
Manage source systems and cross references
Import Items, GTINs, Packs, Structures, Trade Partner Items, Cross References, Related Items, Category Assignments and more
Use a data steward user interface to review and remediate data before import
De-duplicate, auto classify and standardize before import
Govern import process through change and new item workflows
Specify items to be excluded from current and future import

12. Real-Time Embedded Data Quality
Key Features
Leverage semantic (context) based recognition technology to deal with extreme variability of product information
Ensure product data standardization and accuracy at point-of-entry
Standardize product descriptions that contain abbreviations, misspellings, and wrong formats
Extract values from product descriptions to standardize and auto- populate attributes
Correctly classify items that have been broadly or incorrectly classified
Automate catalog and category assignments
Check and remediate duplicates
Obtain real-rime data cleansing, classification and standardization results

13. Group Spaces for Productive Social Collaboration
Key Features
Collaborate on your products internally with members of your organization
Collaborate externally with trading partners
Control access to individuals and groups for secure collaboration
Share files, blogs, wikis, announcements, events, discussions, polls
Configure screen layout to your and your trading partners’ needs

14. Data Governance Enforcement and Analytics
Key Features
Orchestrate collaborative product definition through a flexible workflow that meets your organizational structure and business needs
Implement changes through a streamlined review and approval process
Enforce business and governance policies via rules and perform what-if analysis
Schedule product changes for a future date through granular version control
Control view and edit privileges through role based and data level security
Monitor key product and governance related information with embedded product data analytics

15. Deployment Options

16. Customer Deployment Options
On Premise
@Customer
Private Cloud
Public Cloud
Software License
Customer
Customer
Customer
Oracle
Software Mgmt
Oracle offers an extensive range of cloud services.
The customer licenses the Software for all scenarios except the Public Cloud. The customer will instead subscribe for a fee to a Cloud Services offering e.g. CRM OD, Fusion Applications, RNOW, Taleo etc. The Cloud Services fee will include all the data center services, infrastructure management, software management including support and software licenses required to deliver the service subscribed to by the customer.
Offering involves a customer setting up their own infrastructure and database while Oracle manages their infrastructure remotely. The customer licenses the software, but Oracle runs it for them for an additional managed service fee.
In scenario (Private Cloud) – the customer still licenses their software, but Oracle runs it for them in an Oracle data center which includes all of the infrastructure needed to operate the application for an additional managed service fee.
Customer
Oracle
Oracle
Oracle
Infra Mgmt
Customer
Customer
Oracle
Oracle
Oracle
Datacenter
Customer
Customer
Oracle
Oracle
Remote Management
Hosted & Managed
Hosted as a Service