Application Layer

EBS Is Not Legacy. It Is Running Your Business Tonight

The upgrade keeps getting deferred because the risk is concentrated and the reward is diffuse. Meanwhile the custom code inventory grows, the talent that wrote it leaves, and every year of delay makes the eventual move harder. We do this work with automation and reusable assets, which is what changes the risk calculation.
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Why Infolob

The Reason Upgrades Stall Is the Custom Code Nobody Can Inventory

Every EBS estate has years of accumulated customization, and almost none of them have a reliable list of it. That single unknown is what makes the schedule impossible to commit to.

We extract the custom code

At database and OS level

Assessment retrieves every customization from the environment, at both the database and operating system layer, so the inventory is generated rather than remembered.

SOX Changes Auto-Detected

Not reconstructed by hand

Changes to menus, functions, and responsibilities across two instances are identified with tooling rather than manual comparison, which is what removes the post-configuration validation bottleneck.

Reusable assets, not blank pages

Where the schedule comes back

Delta training, test cases categorized by module and type, and battle-tested automation practices carry from engagement to engagement, so your program starts from something rather than nothing.

One partner, strategy through steady state

Advise

Advisory

Build

Implementation

Migrate

Migration

Run

Managed Services

Extend

Custom Development

Optimize

FinOps

Capabilities

What we deliver across the EBS estate

Upgrade

Version currency
  • Current-state & code assessment
  • SOX & role changes
  • Impact analysis
  • Training & test assets
  • Automated testing
  • Cutover & rollback

Re-platform

Where it runs
  • EBS on OCI
  • Exadata & Cloud@Customer
  • EBS on Azure, AWS & GCP
  • Data center migration
  • HA/DR design
  • Performance optimization

Extend

Making it fit
  • EBS customizations
  • SOA & API integration
  • Reporting & BI
  • RPA automation
  • Mobile extensions
  • Interface remediation

Sustain

Keeping it healthy
  • Functional, technical & DBA support
  • L1-L3 support
  • Patching & maintenance
  • RCA & knowledge base
  • Break-fix support
  • Continuous improvement

The honest version

Not Every EBS Estate Should Move to Fusion

The default advice in this market is to migrate, because migration is the larger engagement. That advice is often wrong. EBS estates with deep customization serving a stable process can be the right answer for years, particularly where the Fusion equivalent would mean re-engineering a process that works.

What is never right is deferring the decision by default. We run the assessment, model the options including staying, and let the numbers argue.

Three viable paths

  • Upgrade and stay, with the estate modernized where it runs
  • Re-platform to cloud, keeping EBS and changing only the infrastructure
  • Migrate to Fusion, phased by module rather than as a single event
  • A hybrid, with some modules on Fusion and the rest staying on EBS
  • Each modeled with cost, disruption, and risk before anyone commits

The assessment is the deliverable, not the recommendation we wanted to sell

Delivery approach

How an EBS program runs here

Four phases, with the assessment carrying most of the risk reduction.
01

Assess

Custom code extraction, SOX change identification, module impact analysis, and an options model with cost and disruption per path.

02

Prepare

Environment build, delta training materials, test case libraries by module and type, and automation configured against your instance.

03

Execute

Iterative test cycles, defect resolution, cutover rehearsal, and a rollback position maintained throughout.

04

Sustain

Hypercare, then managed services under defined service levels with an L1 to L3 escalation framework.

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Find out what is actually in your EBS estate

The EBS assessment extracts your custom code inventory, identifies SOX and responsibility changes, and models your realistic options including the option of staying where you are. It is the piece that makes the upgrade schedule committable.
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What you walk away with

  • Complete custom code inventory, generated not estimated
  • SOX, menu, function, and responsibility change analysis
  • Module-level impact assessment
  • Options model covering upgrade, re-platform, migrate, and hybrid
  • Cost, disruption, and risk per option
  • Recommended path with a committable schedule

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