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Chartered Semiconductor Upgrades ERP Platform in Seven Months for Global Rollout

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Overview Singapore-based Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing is one of the world's leading semiconductor foundries, with five wafer fabrication facilities capable of producing approximately two million eight-inch equivalent wafers annually. An Oracle customer since 1996, Chartered upgraded to the latest version of Oracle E-Business Suite in February 2007. This was the first major upgrade since the initial implementation of the software seven years ago. To ensure the deployment could be completed smoothly to meet a number of fixed internal deadlines, the company engaged Oracle Consulting to oversee the project. A 50-person team comprising of Oracle Consulting and Chartered staff was able to upgrade the existing platform, implement new modules, reengineer business processes, and simplify the heavily customized environment in time for the planned go-live date.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	ERP, Database Management, Semiconductor Tech. - Manufacturing

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