okesh

• Feb 6th, 2006

 

Hi,

Full life cycle implementation means implementing the project start from requirement gathering, analysis,solution desion,mapping,implementing accoring to Oracle AIM methodology.

Regrds,

Okesh

Bonthu

• Feb 11th, 2006

 

Full life cycle is started from scratch to Production which includes mainly

1) Designing Modules.

2)Development of Modules.

3)Testing of Modules.

4)Going to Production.

Cheers,

Bonthu.

hyddude

 Profile Answers by hyddude 

• May 2nd, 2006

 

Note: Please correct,if there are any mistakes

Full Life Cycle means implementing a project from the begining to the production and maintenance stage.

(1) System Planning:

        (Scope & Budget of the Project)

(2) Business Analysis:

        (Business Requirements, Mapping & GAP Analysis)

(3) System Analysis & Design

        (Design Conceptual & Functional Data Models)

(4) System Development

        (Programming & System/Integration/Validation Testing)

(5) System Implementation

        (Data Conversions, Interfaces, Extensions,User Manuals & User Training)

(6) System Maintenance & Support

parthm

 Profile Answers by parthm 

• Dec 9th, 2009

 

Full life cycle implementation involves various cross functional team and Project management team working together through different PHASES of Oracle Application life cycle (case: Legacy system roll out). They are listed as below in sequence:

1 Definition

2 Operation Analysis

3 Solution Design

4 Build

5 Transition

6 Production

Each project TASK mentioned below are starting and ending at above mentioned PHASES. Most of these tasks runs parallel with each other taking/passing inputs (hand shake) to each other.

• Business Process Architecture: 1> 2> 3
• Business Requirement Definition: 1> 2
• Business Requirement Mapping (with Oracle Apps): 2> 3
• Technical Architect: 1> 2> 3> 4
• Module Design and Build: 1> 2> 3>4
• Data Conversion: 1> 3> 4>5
• Documentation: 1> 2> 4
• Business System Testing: 1> 3> 4> 5
• Performance Testing: 1> 2> 3> 4
• Adoption & Learning: 1> 2> 3> 4> 5> 6
• Production Migration: 2> 4> 5 >6