Your client is planning to implement Fusion Applications for Financials, HCM, and CRM. Per the
client’s requirements, certain CRM functionalities are needed to support the person data
management in CRM and Financials. You are asked to explore and evaluate suitable options of
deployment. Identify the three possible deployment options that could meet the client’s
requirements.
A.
pillar-based installation with separate instance and separate data model
B.
suite-based installation with single common Instance for all the pillars and unified data model
C.
hybrid environment with separate instance and separate data model that can be Integrated with
other Oracle/non Oracle systems
D.
pillar-based installation with single common instance for all pillars and separate data model
E.
suite-based installation with single common instance for all the pillars and separate data model
Explanation:
Note 1: Oracle Fusion Applications are organized in “pillars.” A pillar is a standalone subset of Oracle
Fusion Applications, for example Customer Relationship Management (CRM). A pillar can include
multiple “families” or sub-groups. The pillar structure allows patching and upgrades to be performed
at a granular level without impacting other pillars. For example, customers that want to upgrade
their financials and supply chain management applications can do so without impacting the CRM
applications.
Note 2: Depending on business needs, some Oracle Applications customers may consider a pillarbased coexistence model such as using Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management with Oracle
Financials.
Roadmaps to Oracle Fusion Applications for Current Oracle Applications Customers,
Oracle White Paper