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Is Oracle Fusion compatible with Agile methodology specifically for scrum

Last post 08:39 pm March 26, 2024 by Daniel Wilhite
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muath idris
07:22 am March 24, 2024

I have just started a new job as a product owner we use Oracle Fusion internally in the company we have two types of tasks projects that need to be developed and daily issues I suggested that we work with the Agile methodology but the oracle Team Leader refused on the grounds that it is not compatible with Oracle Fusion can you give advice

Ian Mitchell
07:42 pm March 25, 2024

Is innovation unnecessary or undesirable in your company?

Daniel Wilhite
08:39 pm March 26, 2024

From what I know about Oracle Fusion, it is a customizable suite of products.  But the customizations are mostly "prebuilt" and it is an effort of changing settings to make them.  Custom integrations and workflows require specialized knowledge to make.  

That being said, Scrum can work for that if you need complex changes that require innovation.  That might be the case if you are planning any custom integrations and workflows.  But if you are using the application as it is provided, Scrum could be more than you need.  

You didn't specifically ask about Scrum though.  You asked about "the Agile methodology".  Not entirely sure what you are interested in since there are as many of those as there are consulting companies.  Can you be more specific what you are interested in using?

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