The technical architecture In Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 supports the business needs of the application. Select three technical features included in the technical architecture in Oracle E…

Question

Options

• Aglobal
• Bmobile interface
• Crapid implementation
• DBusiness Intelligence
• Eend-to-end integration
• Fself-service (HTML/JSPs)

• A
  14% (9)
• B
  75% (49)
• C
  3% (2)
• E
  8% (5)

Explanation

Oracle E-Business Suite R12's technical architecture is built around three distinct delivery and access technologies: Mobile Interface (B) enables users to access EBS via mobile devices as part of the modernized UI layer; Business Intelligence (D) is embedded as a core technical component providing reporting and analytics capabilities within the architecture; and Self-service via HTML/JSPs (F) represents the foundational web-based application tier that replaced older client-server interfaces, making browser-driven self-service a cornerstone of R12's design.

The distractors fail because "Global" (A) describes a business/functional capability (multi-org, multi-currency support), not a technical architecture feature; "Rapid Implementation" (C) is an implementation methodology, not an architectural component; and "End-to-end Integration" (E) describes a business value proposition rather than a discrete technical feature of the platform.

Memory tip: Think of the three delivery channels R12 introduced or formalized - your phone (Mobile), your browser's self-service pages (HTML/JSPs), and your analytics dashboard (Business Intelligence). If the answer sounds like a business benefit (global reach, fast setup, integrated processes), it's likely a distractor.

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