Services / Hyperion to Oracle Cloud EPM migration
Hyperion to Oracle Cloud EPM, with the numbers proven before you switch.
Hyperion Planning and Hyperion Financial Management (HFM) moved to Oracle Cloud EPM, keeping what the old build got right and dropping what it didn't. Oracle still supports Hyperion 11.2, so the case for moving rests on value rather than a deadline.
Is this where you are?
- The Hyperion servers, licences, and specialist skills cost more each year than they return.
- An earlier attempt to move stalled partway.
- An older cloud application (PBCS or EPBCS) needs a current Planning design.
How the work runs
- Read the existing build before designing the new one.
- Run old and new side by side until a full budget or close cycle proves the numbers match.
- Plan the switch-off of the old system from the start.
In scope
- Hyperion Planning
- Hyperion Financial Management (HFM)
- Planning
- Financial Consolidation and Close
Price
Scoped to deliverables and priced before the work starts, not billed by the hour. On the call, tell us where things stand and what you need.
Questions
- Do we have to move off Hyperion now?
- No. Oracle still supports Hyperion 11.2. The case for moving is cost and capability. A Health Check sets out the options and when moving makes sense.
- How do you know the numbers match after the move?
- Old and new run side by side until a full budget or close cycle shows the same results in both.
- What happens to HFM?
- Hyperion Financial Management moves to Financial Consolidation and Close, Oracle's cloud consolidation business process.
- Can you redesign an older PBCS or EPBCS application?
- Yes. Older cloud applications can be rebuilt on a current Planning design, keeping the history and reports the finance team relies on.