The first version of Oracle long-awaited next-generation Fusion applications will be available in the first quarter of 2011, CEO Larry Ellison said in a speech at the OpenWorld conference in San Francisco on Sunday.
"We knew we had to do the next generation combines the best features of PeopleSoft, E-Business Suite and Siebel," he said. "More than five years later, it ends up is most of the work .. ... It has been and continues to be a great engineering effort. "
Oracle must reapply functions "on the infrastructure of modern middleware," which is its own Oracle Fusion Middleware, "said Ellison.
There are about 10,000 unique business processes in the sequel, and 100 different products will be available simultaneously on general release, he said. "We've never done before, and I hope we will not again."
Oracle does not go into the cave "while the software development, according to Ellison. This is done enough testing with customers along the way to ensure satisfaction with the user interface, "he said.
The software "does not look much like the E-Business Suite, SAP does not look much like this modern interface .."
Applications are available at local or at the request of Oracle, he said. "You decide." Customers can start running the software on-demand and easy to move home if they wish, according to Ellison.
Ellison said that Oracle does not intend to encourage customers on software products that are older go to the merger.
"We think most consumers, the right thing to do is see how the spread of the beginning of the course. ... You can go to the merger on the time you choose, you know better about the use of resources computer you .. "
A series of additional meetings for Fusion applications is set at OpenWorld, which runs until Thursday.
