Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence includes a family of prebuilt analytics applications.Which source applications does FDI use to generate ready-to-use insights?

Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence includes a family of prebuilt analytics applications.Which source applications does FDI use to generate ready-to-use insights?

• A. Oracle NetSuite and Oracle JD Edwards
• B. Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and Oracle Cloud Enterprise Performance Management Applications
• C. Oracle ERP Cloud only
• D. Oracle Fusion Middleware

Answer: (B)

FDI’s ready-to-use insights come from data sourced from Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and Oracle Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) Applications. Fusion Cloud Applications provide the core transactional and operational data from the SaaS ERP, HCM, supply chain, and related modules, while Cloud EPM contributes planning, budgeting, and financial consolidation data. Pulling these together gives prebuilt analytics with a comprehensive view that bridges execution and planning. The other options don’t fit because NetSuite and JD Edwards are separate Oracle ERP offerings and are not the intended primary sources for FDI’s prebuilt analytics. Relying on Oracle ERP Cloud alone misses the planning data from EPM, and Fusion Middleware is a runtime/integration platform rather than a data source for analytics.

FDI’s ready-to-use insights come from data sourced from Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications and Oracle Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) Applications. Fusion Cloud Applications provide the core transactional and operational data from the SaaS ERP, HCM, supply chain, and related modules, while Cloud EPM contributes planning, budgeting, and financial consolidation data. Pulling these together gives prebuilt analytics with a comprehensive view that bridges execution and planning.

The other options don’t fit because NetSuite and JD Edwards are separate Oracle ERP offerings and are not the intended primary sources for FDI’s prebuilt analytics. Relying on Oracle ERP Cloud alone misses the planning data from EPM, and Fusion Middleware is a runtime/integration platform rather than a data source for analytics.