A Global Single Instance (GSI) provides global enterprise with a single, complete data model, Identify three features in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 that support a GSI, (Choose three)

Question

Options

• Amaintenance of third-party applications
• Bautomation of standardized documents and audit processor
• Cdecentralization of operations by regions, division, or process
• Dconsolidation of data center and lowing administrator overhead
• Ecapture of statutory and customary local requirement in the same database

• A
  6% (3)
• B
  83% (40)
• C
  10% (5)

Explanation

Options B, D, and E are correct because they each describe capabilities Oracle E-Business Suite R12 provides to make a single global instance viable: B enables consistency through standardized, automated documents and audit workflows across the enterprise; D reflects the core GSI value proposition of consolidating infrastructure into one data center, which directly reduces administrative complexity and cost; and E highlights R12's key architectural advancement - the ability to store country-specific statutory and local business requirements (e.g., tax rules, legal formats) within the same database using features like Multi-Org and Localizations.

A is wrong because GSI is about consolidating Oracle's own application suite, not managing or integrating third-party applications - that's outside its scope. C is wrong because it directly contradicts the GSI concept: a GSI centralizes operations globally, whereas decentralization would defeat its purpose.

Memory tip: Think of GSI as "One Ring to rule them all" - it automates (B), consolidates (D), and localizes within one place (E). If an answer implies multiple systems, third parties, or decentralization, it's the opposite of what GSI stands for.

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