Case Study
Overcoming Legacy Constraints: Al Aseel Holding's Modern Integration Solution for Oracle EBS
Al Aseel Holding, is a listed company owning the most retails clothing brands in saudi arabia relying on Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) for its ERP needs, confronted a critical integration challenge due to the outdated Java 1.6 version required by their existing systems. To address this obstacle, Flick, a leading provider of integration solutions, swiftly devised a strategy to modernize the integration process and ensure seamless connectivity for Al Aseel Holding.
Headquaters
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Year of Establishments
1987
Al Aseel being the leading company in the Saudi Market which able to obtained the highest market share.
Compatibility Resolution
By isolating the latest Java version, Al Aseel Holding circumvented compatibility issues with their legacy systems, ensuring seamless integration with Oracle EBS.
Enhanced Security
The latest Java version often includes critical security patches and updates, thereby bolstering the overall security posture of Al Aseel Holding's integration environment.
Improved Performance
Leveraging the optimizations and performance enhancements of the latest Java release resulted in improved system performance, response times, and overall efficiency.
Future-Proofing
Adopting a modernized approach to integration ensured that Al Aseel Holding remained agile and adaptable to future upgrades and technological advancements, safeguarding their investment in Oracle EBS.
Problem
Al Aseel Holding sought a comprehensive integration solution for their Oracle EBS, requiring robust Java and PL/SQL capabilities. However, they faced a significant hurdle with the outdated Java 1.6 version, which posed compatibility issues and hindered smooth integration with their existing systems.
Solution
Flick proposed a strategic solution to overcome the challenge posed by the obsolete Java version:
Installation of Standalone Latest Java Version:
Flick recommended and executed the installation of the latest Java version on a dedicated server environment. By segregating the latest Java version from the existing infrastructure, compatibility concerns were alleviated, and Al Aseel Holding could leverage the advanced features and enhancements offered by the updated Java release.
Conclusion
Through the implementation of a modern integration solution, Flick successfully addressed the legacy constraints faced by Al Aseel Holding, enabling seamless connectivity with Oracle EBS. By installing the latest Java version on a separate server, Flick provided a scalable, secure, and future-ready integration framework, empowering Al Aseel Holding to optimize its business processes and drive growth. This case study underscores Flick's commitment to delivering innovative solutions tailored to the unique needs of its clients in overcoming integration challenges.