R12 Methodology - OUM

R12 Methodology - OUM

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OUM (Oracle Unified Method is new methodology to implement Oracle projects)
No more AIM Methodology.

OUM:  Oracle Unified Method

It has 5 phases.

Inception à Requirement Gathering and risk analysis

The overriding goal of the Inception phase is to have concurrence among all stakeholders on the

lifecycle objectives for the project. Therefore, the Inception phase is critical for all projects because

the scope of the effort, high-level requirements, and significant risks must be understood before the

project can proceed.

Eloboration à Design

The overriding goal of the Inception phase is to have concurrence among all stakeholders on the

lifecycle objectives for the project. Therefore, the Inception phase is critical for all projects because

the scope of the effort, high-level requirements, and significant risks must be understood before the

project can proceed.

Construction à Build

The goal of the Construction phase is to take the solution from detailed requirements models, through

configuration of standard packaged software functionality, development and testing of custom

components, and integration to a system that is ready for a first release that goes into production, often

a limited release and often called a beta release. In short, complete the development of the application

system, validate that all components fit together, and prepare the system for the acceptance test and

deployment.

Transition à Moving solution to production

The goal of the Transition phase is to take the completed solution from installation onto the

production system through the acceptance test to launch of the live application, open, and ready for

business. Validate that the system is tested systematically and is available for end users. During this

phase, the new system is accepted by the client organization, the organization is made ready for the

new system, and the system is put into production and, if the new system replaces an old one, a

smooth cutover to the new application is provided.

Production  à Opearating Production system

The goal of the Production phase is to operate the newly developed system, assess the success of the

system, and monitor and address system issues. This includes monitoring the system and acting

appropriately to maintain continued operation; measuring system performance; operating and

maintaining supporting systems; responding to help requests, error reports and feature requests by

users; and managing the applicable change control process so that defects and new features may be

prioritized and assigned to future releases and put into a plan for future enhancements.

Documents:

AN100 (AN à Analysis) à Functional Specification Document (MD050 Replacement)

DS140 (DS à Design Specification) è Technical Design Document (MD070 Replacement)

T020 (Unit Test Plan Document)

Refer below screen shot for details.