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AIM Methodology

AIM 3.1 also known as Aim advantage  ( AIM Stands for Application Implementation Methodology ) is project management methodology used for the implementation of Oracle Ebusiness Suite.

 Some of the Advantages of using AIM are as follows

Oracle's AIM is a proven approach for implementing packaged applications. It comprises a set of well defined processes that can be managed in several ways to guide you through an application implementation project.

AIM provides the tools needed to effectively and efficiently plan, conduct, and control project steps to successfully implement business solutions.

AIM defines business needs at the beginning of the project and maintains their visibility throughout the implementation.

It defines internal, external, and time sensitive business events and maps each event to the responding business and system processes.

Client gains an accurate understanding of the business requirements that need to be focused on during the course of the implementation.


 The Different phases Involved are as follows

 

1) Design
2)Operation analysis
3)Solution Design
4)Build
5) Transition
6) Production

All of the above mentioned phases have associated template provided by Oracle and these templates are used by  the consultants  as deliverables during  the entire tenure of the project . Above Phases can also be described as follows

1) As-is
2) To-Be
3) CRP-1  ( Customer Room Piloting )
4) Gap Analysis
5) CRP-2 ( more CRPs if need be, depends on size of the project)
6)UAT
7)Migration
8)Production
9)Support


Commonly used document templates in the above mentioned phases
•CR010 – Project Management Plan / Project Plan (WM020)
• Overview Training
• RD010 – Organization Structure
• RD020 – Business Requirement Gathering
• RD050 / BR030 – MAP Business Requirements
• TA040 –Application Architecture Strategy
• CRP Session I
• BP080 – Future Business Model
• BR010 – GAP Analysis
•CRP Session II
 • MD050 – Functional Design
• MD070  –Technical Design
• System Integration Testing
•  CV010 – Data conversion Strategy
•  CV060 – Data Conversion Templates
•  PM010 –Transition Strategy
•  TE040 –Test Scripts
•  BR110 – Security Profiles (Roles and Responsibility Matrix)
•  User Acceptance Testing (UAT)
•  Cutover and Production Migration Plan
•  End User Training (End User Manual)
•  BR100 –Application Set up

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