Answer 8 questions to evaluate your readiness for migrating from Oracle E-Business Suite to Oracle Cloud ERP, SAP S/4HANA, or other cloud ERP platforms.
2027
EBS Premier End
8
Questions
3 min
To Complete
Question 1 of 8Oracle EBS Advisory
Question 1 of 8
📅
Which Oracle EBS support tier are you currently on?
Oracle Premier Support for EBS 12.2 ends in 2032. Sustaining Support provides no new patches or updates.
Premier Support (current, active patches)
Extended Support (limited patches, additional fee)
Sustaining Support (no new patches)
Security risk increases over time
Not sure which support tier we're on
Question 2 of 8
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How heavily customised is your EBS implementation?
Customisations are the biggest barrier to cloud ERP migration. Heavy customisation = longer, more expensive migration.
Minimal — mostly standard configuration
Moderate — some custom forms, reports, and interfaces
Heavy — significant custom development across modules
Extreme — deeply customised with custom modules and integrations
May require full reimplementation
Question 3 of 8
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Which EBS modules are in use?
Module count and complexity affect migration effort and cloud ERP platform selection.
1–3 core modules (e.g., GL, AP, AR)
4–8 modules (Financials + Procurement or Manufacturing)
8–15 modules across multiple pillars
15+ modules including Manufacturing, HR, Projects
Question 4 of 8
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Have you evaluated which cloud ERP platform to migrate to?
Options include Oracle Cloud ERP (Fusion), SAP S/4HANA Cloud, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Workday, and others.
Yes — platform selected and approved
Evaluating 2–3 platforms
Early research — no shortlist yet
Haven't started platform evaluation
Question 5 of 8
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Have you assessed the licensing and cost implications of migration?
Cloud ERP pricing models differ significantly from on-premises. Oracle may offer incentives to move to Fusion Cloud.
Yes — full cost comparison including licensing, implementation, and TCO
Partially — cloud subscription costs known but implementation unclear
Initial estimates only — not detailed
No cost analysis done
Question 6 of 8
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How many integrations does EBS have with other systems?
Every integration point must be rebuilt or replaced in the cloud ERP migration.
Under 10 integrations
10–30 integrations
30–75 integrations
75+ integrations
Integration rebuilding may be the largest cost
Question 7 of 8
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Does your team have cloud ERP implementation experience?
Cloud ERP projects require different skills than on-premises EBS management.
Yes — experienced cloud ERP team or SI partner engaged
Some cloud experience — but not ERP migration specifically
Mostly EBS-experienced team — limited cloud skills
No cloud ERP experience internally or externally
Question 8 of 8
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What is your target migration timeline?
Cloud ERP migrations from EBS typically take 12–24 months for core modules. Aggressive timelines increase risk.
24+ months — strategic planning phase
18–24 months — planning and procurement
12–18 months — execution phase
Under 12 months — very aggressive
High risk of scope, budget, and timeline overrun
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