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Oracle EBS 12.2.15: A Clear Signal That EBS Is Moving Forward

Screenshot of an Oracle EBS 12.2.15 Open Liabilities dashboard showing bar and column charts for open liability amounts by account and over time, along with detailed tables for liabilities by chart of accounts segment and individual invoice records.

Oracle EBS 12.2.15 shows Oracle’s continued investment in modernizing E-Business Suite with new UX updates, machine learning features, and expanded support through 2036. Learn what these enhancements mean for your…

David Lopez Abugattas and Jose Molina In APEX, Oracle EBS

Extending Oracle EBS Using No-Core Customizations: Lessons from Real Projects

A system-flow diagram showing how a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) integrates with Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) through a no-core customization approach, illustrating a practical pattern for extending Oracle EBS. On the left, the MES sends nine GET requests (Job, Job BOM, Job Operations, Job Resources, Job Items on Hand, Employees, Available Printers, Quality Sampling Requirements, and Transaction Validation) and five PUT requests (WIP Move, WIP Completion, WIP Issue, Manual Resource Transactions, and Quality Results) to Oracle ORDS RESTful Services. ORDS forwards each request to an APEX/PLSQL processor that validates the payload, logs it in a custom EBS transaction table, and calls the appropriate EBS public APIs to record moves, completions, issues, and resource or QA updates. An accompanying APEX monitoring application provides reporting and retry capabilities for failed transactions. The diagram highlights APEX and ORDS as the centralized integration layer that synchronizes MES and EBS in real time while preserving the core ERP and supporting sustainable extensions.

A practical look at how organizations can extend Oracle EBS safely using no-core customizations, featuring examples of APEX-based integrations, workflow improvements, and controlled system connectivity

Traust Staff In APEX, Oracle EBS

Oracle EBS Natural Language Query with APEX

Business professional walking alongside a humanoid robot, symbolizing how AI enables Oracle EBS Natural Language Query to make the ERP more accessible to users.

With Oracle EBS natural language query, business users can quickly ask questions in plain English, gain trusted insights, and unlock more value from EBS.

Chris Nelson In Business, Oracle EBS

Essential Tactics for Managing Tariffs in Oracle EBS

Puzzle pieces revealing U.S. dollar and Chinese yuan banknotes, symbolizing the economic complexities of tariffs and international trade.

With a wave of new tariffs recently announced by the U.S. government, companies that rely on imported materials and components are scrambling to understand the impact on their operations and…

Traust Staff In Business, Oracle EBS

Oracle EBS Support: A Rolling 10-Year Commitment to Your Peace of Mind

Candles reading '10' with blue and yellow confetti symbolize the 10-year rolling Oracle EBS support commitment.

With Oracle EBS support guaranteed for at least a decade, organizations can focus on strategic planning without worrying about sudden support changes.

Brock Ray In Business, IT, Oracle EBS

Not Every ERP Belongs in the Cloud: Evaluating Oracle EBS Paths Forward

Miniature caution signs require a detour on a route.

The idea of migrating your ERP system to the cloud promises scalability, enhanced security, and cost efficiencies. However, data from Traust’s 2024 ERP Survey emphasizes that cloud migration isn’t a…

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