Oracle Fusion is a cloud app suite that is, by the way, so it can help businesses streamline their operations and become operational The two great components of Oracle Fusion are its schema and the SCM (Supply Chain Management) module

What is a Schema in Oracle Fusion?

A schema in Oracle Fusion is the organisational data structure of the Oracle database It decides on what the data is, where they are stored, and how they are being organized

Each schema is a collection of database objects by means of such as tables, views, indexes, and procedures that support the organization and processing of data

Key Features of Schema in Oracle Fusion:

• Data Organization: Schema acts as a logical layout for organizing data and allows for more efficient data retrieval and manipulation
• Security: The availability of schemas can be overridden by user roles and rights, and thus sensitive data can only be accessed by eligible people
• Integration: Oracle Fusion Schema modules essentially are built to be integrated with other modules, and as such provide a way of sharing data cross the system smoothly

• Customization: Extension of the schema allows businesses to meet specific needs without disrupting the foundation of Oracle Fusion.

SCM in Oracle Fusion: A Comprehensive Overview

The SCM module in Oracle Fusion is a robust solution which helps organizations to manage their supply chain operations efficiently It has planning, procurement, manufacturing, and logistics among other functions and they are interconnected to offer a complete view of the supply chain at the end

Core Features of SCM in Oracle Fusion:

• Supply Chain Planning: Provides an opportunity for companies to predict their demand, organize their supply and inventory, and optimize inventory levels.
• Procurement: Refines the process of purchasing, managing suppliers, and governing contracts.
• Inventory Management: Gives visible stock levels that are optimum while minimizing carrying costs and avoiding stockouts.
• Manufacturing: Equipments are given for the planning of production, execution, and quality management.
• Logistics: Eases transportation management, warehousing, and order fulfilment

How Schema and SCM Work Together in Oracle Fusion

The schema in Oracle Fusion is the heart of all the modules, which includes SCM. It ensures that:

• Seamless data flow between different SCM functionalities

• Accurate and real-time information being available for decision making

• Deployment of the customization, through SCM processes, to be possible without disrupting other modules

The inventory management system, for instance, uses the schema structures as a support to store details like stock levels, warehouse locations, and transactions

Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management (HCM) is a cloud-based solution, which is powerful by nature and helps organizations to manage its workforce effectively A comprehensive grasp of architectures, including data roles, data sheets, and database tables, is fundamental to unleash its maximum capabilities This blog, which is a summary of these major parts and their role in Oracle Fusion HCM, has been provided by us

Oracle Fusion HCM Data Roles

Oracle Fusion HCM data roles play an important role in ensuring secured and efficient access to employee information These roles regulate the data a user can access and which operations they can perform in the system

• Ensure the Security of Data: Managers are able to see only the data that is necessary for their tasks, while staff members are allowed access only to the right data

• Boost Productivity: Users are allowed to view the data that relates to their work and that helps to simplify process

• Verify the Compliance of Information: Acquire strict role-based access controls to meet the regulatory requirements

For instance, a Payroll Manager may be allowed to see the payroll data but not the recruitment data, ensuring segregation of duties within the system

How to Configure Data Roles

• Go to the Security Console in Oracle Fusion HCM
• Create a job role (e.g. Payroll Manager) and link data security policies to it
• Appoint the data security policies to the role to manage the access to the specific objects like employee records or payroll transactions
• Connect the data role to users through their responsibilities