ORACLE FUSION TECHNICAL TRAINING TOPICS

Here are some common topics that you can expect to be covered in Oracle Fusion Technical training:

1. Introduction to Oracle Fusion: An overview of Oracle Fusion technology, architecture, and its benefits.

2. Oracle Fusion Middleware: Understanding the middleware components of Oracle Fusion, including Oracle WebLogic Server, Oracle ADF (Application Development Framework), and more.

3. Oracle Fusion Applications: Exploring the various modules and applications within Oracle Fusion, such as Oracle Fusion Financials, HCM, SCM, and CRM.

4. Data Model and Reporting: Learning about the data model used in Oracle Fusion and how to create reports using tools like Oracle BI Publisher.

5. Security and Identity Management: Managing security in Oracle Fusion, including user access, roles, and permissions.

6. Customization and Extensibility: How to customize and extend Oracle Fusion applications to meet specific business requirements using tools like Oracle JDeveloper.

7. Integration: Integrating Oracle Fusion applications with other systems and third-party applications using Oracle Integration Cloud or other middleware solutions.

8. Web Services and REST APIs: Understanding how to work with Web Services and REST APIs in Oracle Fusion for data exchange and integration.

9. Data Migration: Techniques for migrating data from legacy systems to Oracle Fusion applications.

10. Performance Tuning: Strategies for optimizing the performance of Oracle Fusion applications and middleware components.

11. Development Tools: Hands-on experience with development tools like Oracle JDeveloper, Oracle ADF, and Oracle Cloud Development services.

12. Version Control and Deployment: Managing code, version control, and deploying customizations to production environments.

13. Troubleshooting and Debugging: Techniques for identifying and resolving issues in Oracle Fusion applications and middleware.

14. Best Practices: Following best practices and industry standards in Oracle Fusion development and implementation.