Answer / murugan

AIM is an Application Implementation Methodology which is
being followed for Oracle Apps Implementation project(ERP).
It consists different phases and processes. They are
Phases :
Definition
Operation Analysis
Solution Design
Build
Transition, And
Production
Processes :
Project Management
Business Process Mapping
APplication and Technical Architecture
Module Design and Build
Data Conversion
Documentation
Business System Testing
performance Testing
Adoption and Learning
Production Migration

Each process has it's own standard templates(RD 20, RD 50,
MD50,MD60,MD70,TE40,etc) to caputre various business
scenarios,etc.

If we follow these processes, phases and using standard
(important) templates then we won't be missing out any of
the implementation steps while implementing our ERP system.

Thanks and regards
Murugan

Answer / mani

AIM (Application Implementation Methodology) is the process
for implementing any ERP package.

The process steps are:
1.Planning (Which includes project kick off - Internal and
External)
2. Business Process Modelling (Requirements & Solution
Design)
3.Design, Build and Testing (SIT testing)
4.UAT (User Acceptance Testing)
5.Go-Live
6.Support..
each step in this process has an extensive explaination of
various steps involved.

Answer / phanirajctr

AIM methodology consists of 6 phases

Definition
Operation Analysis
Solution Design
Build
Transition, And
Production ...u can explain all of this phases if to be
answered in a short span of time

Answer / murali

AIM stands for Application Implementation Methodology.

Commonly this is know as AIM documents.

There are different AIM documents such as
MD050,MD070,CV040,MD120,-----

With the help of AIM documents ,one can develop and do the
task allocated according to it.

Answer / sandeep patel

Aim helps to successfully implement oracle ebs.The following are the processes used in the implementation :
1.Project management plan(pmp document)
2.Kick off meeting
3.As is analysis
4.As is document(bp 40)
5.To be document(bp 80)
6.Mapping(br 30)
7.Gap analysis(md 50)
8.Configurations/set up(br 100)
9.Testing configuration(te 40)
10.Crp meetings
11.User acceptance test
12.Production configuration
13.Data migration(cv 60)
14.End user training
15.Go live
16.Parallel run
17.Post implementation support

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