Looking to connect and hear feedback from organizations that have recently implemented an enterprise scaled solution for financial consolidation and reporting. We are looking at Oracle Cloud Fusion Financial Apps and/or EPM and MS D365 Finance (not considering SCM at this time). Do you have experiences to share with either Oracle or MS? What advice would you give?

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Director of IT in Energy and Utilities10 months ago

I recently deployed Microsoft D365 across our enterprise and this was perceived as a very successful implementation. I'm happy to share experiences in you'd like to discuss further, there are a lot of pitfalls to avoid and discovery / pre analysis is key to a successful implementation

CTO in Energy and Utilities10 months ago

I have experience with both Oracle EPM and MS D365 Finance. A little bit on Fusion. Can have direct conversation.

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