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CNIM Group Successfully Migrates Its Subsidiary's Financial Applications to Reduce Costs

Overview CNIM Group (Constructions Industrielles de la Mediterranee) develops turnkey industrial solutions in three major product and services sectors: the environment, mechanical engineering, and energy. The challenge was to modernize the LAB subsidiary's Oracle E-Business Suite financial applications by upgrading to version 11.i.10; reduce operating and maintenance costs by consolidating business application management between LAB and the parent company; minimize downtime during the migration; and provide ability to control and remotely access information on employee rehire eligibility. The solution reduced costs by consolidating business application operations across the enterprise. The company worked with Oracle Consulting to migrate Oracle Financials to the latest version, allowing CNIM's internal IT team to focus on other activities.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Business Management, Upgrades and Migration, Financial Management

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