Oracle Fusion Middleware Reviews

Name: Oracle Fusion Middleware
Brand: Oracle
Rating: 4.1 (15 reviews)

4.1 out of 5

15 reviews
87% willing to recommend

What is Oracle Fusion Middleware?

Oracle Fusion Middleware is the digital business platform for the enterprise and the cloud. It enables enterprises to create and run agile, intelligent business applications while maximizing IT efficiency through full utilization of modern hardware and software architectures.

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Oracle Fusion Middleware is the #6 ranked solution in top Application Server solutions. PeerSpot users give Oracle Fusion Middleware an average rating of 8.2 out of 10. Oracle Fusion Middleware is most commonly compared to Oracle WebLogic Server: Oracle Fusion Middleware vs Oracle WebLogic Server. Oracle Fusion Middleware is popular among the midsize enterprise segment, accounting for 58% of users researching this solution on PeerSpot. The top industry researching this solution are professionals from a educational organization, accounting for 53% of all views.

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Oracle Fusion Middleware

February 2025

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Sai Kri

Assistant Manager Business Applications at NMC Healthcare

Presently, Oracle recommends migrating to Oracle Fusion since it's a hot product now. e-Business Suite may soon be sunsetted and has an outdated UI, with few upgrades. In contrast, Oracle Fusion offers modern features, such as AI, cloud-based applications, and customization options like Redwood features. Oracle Fusion AI chatbots are embedded, benefiting projects.

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Husni Milhem

Projects & SCM Track Leader at El-Seif Engineering Contracting Company

Technical support is helpful. They have a good support bot for handling items so most case response times are fast. Support is aware and responsive but it takes time for them to resolve issues. Our whole enterprise is in the cloud and uses this application. It is a high priority to close any issues. We need an immediate response with resolution within two to three days. Support sends a lot of templates to fill in based on the priority or escalation. Completing templates takes time, particularly with the bot. The support process definitely needs improvement so technical support is rated a seven out of ten.

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Pathikrit Kumar

Integration Engineer at Maersk

The customer service and support depend on the kind of support person available. And during which time you are seeking out that help. So, sometimes, it does feel that the support could have been better. Sometimes, it feels that's the best solution that could have been in that short span of time. So Oracle could be better with their support team.

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Oracle Fusion Middleware mindshare

As of March 2025, the mindshare of Oracle Fusion Middleware in the Application Server category stands at 5.6%, up from 4.5% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

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Title	Rating	Mindshare	Recommending
Oracle WebLogic Server	4.0	25.6%	86%	34 interviews Add to research
IBM WebSphere Application Server	3.8	12.4%	88%	31 interviews Add to research

Valuable Features

Oracle Fusion Middleware offers features like robust database support, flexible structure, integration with Oracle products, and pre-built connectors for quick integration. It includes Oracle Identity Management, Oracle Service Bus, and unified identity access management, providing effective technology and application adapters. Users appreciate its stability, patch management, AI and machine learning capabilities, and Redwood customization with fast component deployment. Its extendability, ease of installation, and adherence to modern web standards enhance workflow effectiveness.

"I rate Oracle Fusion Middleware as ten out of ten."
"Oracle recommends moving to Oracle Fusion as they are constantly releasing new AI, modern, web-based, and cloud-based features with updated UI. With Redwood customization and AI chatbots embedded, Oracle Fusion stands ahead of older systems."
"The most valuable features are the pre-built connectors between Oracle applications, which allow quick integration. I also appreciate the fast deployment of components. Oracle Fusion Middleware's key benefit is enabling real-time data transfer between applications."

Room for Improvement

Oracle Fusion Middleware requires several improvements. Users highlight the need for enhanced user interface, cost reduction, and increased flexibility for customizations. SOA component needs modernization to be container-friendly and monitored flexibly. Better Oracle to non-Oracle integration is desired alongside improved BPEL features and documentation. Rapid adherence to changing regulations and quicker technical support are necessary. Resolved issues in testing, construction sector support, and cost-effectiveness enhancements are essential.

"Oracle rapidly releases new features, and I may not be ready to adopt them."
"Oracle rapidly releases new features, and I may not be ready to adopt them."
"For improvements, I think Oracle Fusion Middleware could be better at connecting to third-party applications. While it works well with Oracle products, it's more limited to non-Oracle systems than other middleware solutions like MuleSoft."

Pricing

Oracle Fusion Middleware pricing is perceived as high by many users, with a preference for starting with basic modules. The licensing cost is seen as reasonable by some, but larger organizations tend to adopt it due to expense concerns. Prices vary among customers, but the market considers them standard compared to similar products. Some customers are deterred by the perceived lack of transparency and cost realization over time, impacting smaller businesses significantly.

"The tool is best suited for large companies due to high licensing costs."
"The pricing is moderate. It's fine."
"The solution is quite expensive so is only used by larger organizations."

Popular Use Cases

Organizations primarily use Oracle Fusion Middleware for integrating systems, particularly in human resources, order management, and data management. It supports applications like HCM, CRM, and ERP by enabling seamless integration through SOA Suite and ESB. Companies implement it for payroll, self-service, and performance management. They leverage it for studying cloud technologies, automation, financial and supply chain management, and secure data transfer, with some using iPaaS and Identity Management for extensive user and resource management.

Service and Support

Oracle Fusion Middleware's customer service and support show inconsistency. Some users find the support good, while others criticize slow response times and pass-the-buck tactics. First-level support struggles with complex issues, requiring escalation. Critical issues see quicker resolutions, especially for high-priority tickets and partners with better service levels. Response times via support bots are generally fast, but handling can be inefficient. The overall rating varies, often around seven to nine out of ten.

Deployment

Experiences with Oracle Fusion Middleware's initial setup varied. Some found it straightforward, especially for the cloud version, while others found it complex, requiring deeper technical knowledge. External help was engaged for certain setups. Time to deploy often depended on the specific requirements, with some users reporting quicker processes with intermediate understanding in integration. Experience level significantly impacted the ease of setup, and teamwork was crucial for certain deployment tasks.

Scalability

Many users describe Oracle Fusion Middleware as scalable, with some rating it highly. It handles large user volumes effectively, though some note technical complexities and dependencies on virtual machines. Adequate staffing and expertise influence scalability and performance. Some users express a desire for container support to improve flexibility. While usage can vary, expansion plans are common. Scalability ratings range from eight to ten, indicating mostly positive feedback despite areas for potential improvement.

Stability

Oracle Fusion Middleware exhibits strong stability. Several users note its reliability, despite occasional minor bugs and improvements being necessary. Over the years, it has seen enhancements, particularly in provisioning and deployment processes. Rated from eight to ten out of ten by different entities, it performs well under proper implementations. Some challenges, such as previous frequent crashes and breakdowns, have been addressed, resulting in current high stability and satisfaction levels among users.

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