Oracle, SYSTIME To Develop PIPs For Agile PLM, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

SYSTIME, a consulting and IT services provider, and Oracle have announced a co-development agreement to build Oracle Application Integration Architecture (AIA) Process Integration Packs for Oracle’s Agile Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

The PLM Process Integration Pack will enable rapid implementations of Oracle’s Agile enterprise PLM processes integrated to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne ERP. This integration helps JD Edwards customers reduce the cost and risk associated with typical third-party and custom PLM integrations.

Oracle Application Integration Architecture enables the construction of solutions using the AIA Foundation to promote a consistent and Service-Oriented Architecture based approach to business process integration across Oracle and third-party applications.

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Open Standards-Based Process Integration Pack for Enterprise PLM

The pre-built Oracle PLM Process Integration Pack developed in collaboration with SYSTIME will be designed to include core capabilities that support the new product introduction processes within Agile PLM and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

Core functionality of the PLM Process Integration Pack is scheduled to include:

- Design release of new product definition and product launch
- Change management of previously launched products
- Bi-directional synchronisation of engineering change status and material attribute information, from manufacturing to PLM
- Tracking and monitoring of the change processing queue
- A robust error-handling and notification framework.

“SYSTIME is a strategic partner for us, and our efforts to co-develop integrations to Oracle’s Agile PLM will give JD Edwards EnterpriseOne customers new tools with which to drive product innovation,” said Lenley Hensarling, Oracle Group vice president, JD Edwards.

“The Oracle Application Integration Architecture for Partners co-development initiative will help our joint customers quickly and seamlessly adapt to the changing IT environment and derive high returns on their investments,” says Vishal Grover, president and CEO of SYSTIME. “Our go-to-market relationship with Oracle allows us to deliver business-focused solutions with a faster time-to-market cycle.”