Advisory, implementation and managed services across Oracle Fusion Cloud, legacy applications and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Oracle Enterprise Application Services encompass advisory, implementation and managed services across the full spectrum of Oracle systems — from legacy applications like E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft to modern Oracle Fusion Cloud and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). They address the challenge of modernizing fragmented Oracle environments while maintaining business continuity, optimizing licensing and managing complex multi-year transformations where legacy and cloud systems run in parallel.
DXC has worked with Oracle since 1989. That’s more than 35 years of delivering legacy Oracle applications services; in that timeframe we have expanded our scope to support the entire Oracle cloud solution set. Today we cover the full Oracle estate: advisory and roadmap; Oracle Fusion Cloud implementation services across ERP, EPM, SCM and HCM; migration and modernization of legacy Oracle applications; Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services; and ongoing application management.
If you run E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, Hyperion or custom applications on Oracle Database, you get an independent view of where your estate should go. You also get an Oracle enterprise applications managed services team that can take your solutions where they need to go and run them.
DXC holds top-tier status across multiple Oracle programs, and is an audit-certified Oracle Cloud Solutions Provider.
The university implemented Oracle Cloud ERP, PPM and EPM with Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence. Processes are streamlined, costs are lower, and project intelligence and financial reporting have both improved.
Meridian Energy transformed its finance operations on a new Oracle system, automating controls and streamlining processes across the business.
DXC understands our environment and the way our service model worked because DXC has managed our mission-critical systems for nearly a decade. They had undertaken transformation programs with us previously, so that gave us a level of competence we were happy with.
DXC has specific expertise in higher education. They delivered the EPM implementation successfully, so we already had a good working relationship. They always found a pathway forward whenever we encountered roadblocks.
Oracle application services include an independent review of your applications, middleware, databases, environments, licensing and security. You get prioritized findings, business-outcome recommendations and a multi-year roadmap.
DXC implements and rolls out Oracle Cloud ERP, EPM, SCM and HCM. We cover road mapping, data migration, configuration, global design and rollout, automated testing, integration, change management and hypercare as part of our Oracle Fusion support services.
Optimize customized on-premises Oracle applications where they run or move them to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and other clouds. These Oracle enterprise application services, including Oracle cloud application services, cover E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, Hyperion and custom applications on Oracle Database.
Implement, operate and optimize Oracle Cloud Infrastructure in commercial, government and multicloud environments, including FedRAMP, EU Sovereign and Dedicated Region deployments.
Oracle managed services for the vendor’s applications — on-premises and SaaS — are available through DXC OASIS, our agentic AI orchestration platform that pairs AI agents with our specialists to move from reactive support to real-time, predictive operations across your Oracle estate. Select from our multiple service levels, coverage windows and delivery locations. Cover incident, problem, change and release management, functional support, access management, regulatory and adaptive maintenance, enhancements, testing and service continuity.
DXC can assess where AI can be applied across your Oracle estate, then handle the implementation. For Oracle Fusion cloud applications managed services customers, that means adopting Oracle AI Agent Studio and Fusion AI Agents, plus custom AI extensions and integrations across Oracle and non-Oracle systems. For legacy estates it means applying Oracle Cloud Infrastructure enterprise AI.
DXC has been an Oracle partner for nearly four decades, through the acquisitions of PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Hyperion and Siebel. The team advising you about where your estate should go is the same team that has run the versions you are still on.
DXC's recommendation on where each application belongs is not tied to any product roadmap. The estate review, the licensing assessment and the target architecture come from a team with no stake in the answer.
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Advisory, and Oracle implementation services and operate services, sit in one agreement with one point of accountability and escalation, covering infrastructure, applications and round-the-clock operations.
DXC claims top-tier status across the Oracle PartnerNetwork, Managed Service Provider and Cloud Excellence Implementer programs. DXC is an audit-certified Oracle Cloud Solutions Provider and has passed the third-party Managed Service Provider audit every year since it was introduced in 2018.
DXC supports legacy Oracle applications and Oracle Fusion Cloud, on-premises and SaaS, with the same delivery model and the same teams. Most transformations run for years, with both involved systems live at once. With DXC, you will not need to change your supplier partway through your project, and the team running your Oracle business application managed services now builds what replaces it.
DXC PathWay for Oracle organizes the work into four stages.
An independent review of applications, middleware, databases, environments, licensing and security, producing prioritized findings and a multi-year roadmap. Assessments run to a fixed scope and timeframe.
Iterative delivery in sprints, each producing a working increment. Discovery and design workshops, configure and prototype, system integration testing, user acceptance testing, cutover rehearsal, then go-live.
Managed service transition across three phases: planning and knowledge acquisition, shadow and reverse-shadow support, then steady state.
For Oracle SaaS customers, quarterly release assessment and adoption on Oracle's own cadence. For all Oracle customers, monitoring and automation that takes the effort out of incident response, with DXC OASIS available to bring agentic AI to that work, and adoption of Oracle AI capability.
DXC Enterprise Applications Services for Oracle covers advisory, implementation and managed services across the whole Oracle estate. That includes Oracle Fusion Cloud applications for ERP, EPM, SCM and HCM; legacy Oracle applications such as E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel and Hyperion; and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Most engagements begin with an independent review of applications, middleware, databases, environments, licensing and security. That produces prioritized findings and a multi-year roadmap. DXC then implements the roadmap and can run the result as a managed service.
We have partnered with Oracle since 1989 and support more than 500,000 active Oracle application users. Advisory, implementation and operations sit under one contract covering infrastructure, applications and round-the-clock support.
We start by establishing what is actually in use. The estate is mined with DXC and partner tooling to map applications, integrations, customizations and the business processes that depend on them. Each application is then assigned a route: optimized where it runs, migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or replaced with Oracle Fusion Cloud.
A DXC Oracle licensing assessment reviews your current licensing and support position, then models the cost impact of each realistic target architecture. It covers Oracle Database and middleware licensing, support contracts and the constraints that apply when workloads move.
The assessment quantifies subscription cost, infrastructure impact and how much existing licence entitlement can be reused. The review is independent of any product outcome, so you get a position you can take into a renewal conversation.
DXC begins with an assessment of where AI can realistically be applied across your Oracle estate. That covers business process review, identification of high-impact use cases and an adoption roadmap with an outline business case. Implementation then follows on the agreed use cases.
Oracle AI Agent Studio for Fusion Applications lets organizations build and run agentic applications inside Fusion, inheriting its security, governance and audit controls. For legacy estates, DXC applies Oracle Cloud Infrastructure enterprise AI instead.
DXC runs release management on Oracle's quarterly cadence instead of the customer's project calendar. Each cycle covers release notification, business impact analysis, release planning and test strategy, deployment and testing, sign-off, and the production update. Alongside the mechanics, DXC assesses which new features are worth switching on for your business.
Consider these five issues for each potential services partner:.
1) Independence: Is the provider’s recommendation on where each application should go shaped by a product roadmap or by your outcome?
2) Estate coverage: Does the partner support legacy applications and Fusion Cloud with the same teams, because both solutions will be live at the same time for years during the transformation?
3) Licensing capability: Can the provider model licence reuse and subscription cost before you commit, since this is where most migrations stall?
4) Operate capability: Can the provider run what it builds, and who owns the service after go-live?
5) Certified capacity in your time zones, with evidence: Does the provider hold top-tier status across the Oracle PartnerNetwork, Managed Service Provider, and Cloud Excellence Implementer programs, and is it an audit-certified Oracle Cloud Solutions Provider?
Advisory, implementation and operations sit under one contract with one point of accountability across infrastructure, applications and 24x7 operations. Legacy Oracle applications and Fusion Cloud are supported by the same delivery model, so no supplier change is needed mid-transformation during migration projects. And the recommendation on target architecture is independent of any product outcome.
DXC completes 15 or more Oracle Cloud go-lives every quarter and has passed the third-party Oracle Managed Service Provider audit every year since 2018.
