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Specialization Catalog | Oracle Partnernetwork Specializations Catalog August 2021 1 Specializations Catalog August, 2021 Specializations Catalog With OPN Specialized, Oracle Partners can earn specialized status for a particular focus area, by meeting globally consistent business and competency criteria that are specific to each specialization. Partners can choose to specialize from a wide range of solutions from Oracle’s growing product portfolio. Learn more about Partners programs criteria and requirements. The Specialization Catalog offers a consolidated view of all qualifying specializations launched and planned as part of the OPN Specialized Program. Partners can apply for qualifying specializations when all accreditations and certification exams are in production. Additionally, the catalog reflects the non- qualifying specializations, which are no longer eligible for Specialization Benefits and will not count towards the criteria for Platinum membership status. For more information, please refer to the OPN Specialized FAQ page. Quick Links Qualifying Specializations Cloud Solutions Database Middleware Applications Server & Storage Systems Engineered Systems Industries Non-Qualifying Specializations Retired Specializations Qualifying Specializations As dates are confirmed, they will be added to this guide. The dates are referring to Oracle's Fiscal Year: FY22 – Q1 = June 1, 2021 – August 31, 2021 FY22 – Q2 = September 1, 2021 – November 30, 2021 FY22 – Q3 = December 1, 2021 – February 28, 2022 FY22 – Q4 = March 1, 2022 – May 31, 2022 Plans are subject to change at Oracle's sole discretion. 2 Specializations Catalog August, 2021 Contents Qualifying Specializations .............................................................................................................. 7 Cloud Solutions ........................................................................................................................... 7 Platform as a Service ................................................................................................................................ 7 Oracle Autonomous Database ............................................................................................................... 7 Oracle Application Development Cloud Platform ............................................................................... 7 Oracle Mobile Cloud Service .................................................................................................................. 7 Oracle Management Cloud Platform .................................................................................................... 8 Oracle Data Management Cloud Platform ........................................................................................... 8 Oracle Business Analytics Cloud Platform ........................................................................................... 8 Oracle Content and Experience Cloud Platform ................................................................................. 9 Oracle Application Integration Cloud Platform ................................................................................... 9 Oracle Security Cloud Platform............................................................................................................ 10 Infrastructure as a Service .................................................................................................................... 11 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure .................................................................................................................. 11 Software as a Service ............................................................................................................................ 12 Oracle Global Human Resources Cloud .............................................................................................. 12 Oracle Talent Management Cloud ...................................................................................................... 12 Oracle Workforce Rewards Cloud ........................................................................................................ 13 Oracle Workforce Management Cloud ............................................................................................... 13 Oracle CX Sales Cloud ........................................................................................................................... 14 Oracle CRM on Demand ....................................................................................................................... 14 Oracle Eloqua Marketing Cloud Service ............................................................................................. 14 Oracle Responsys Marketing Platform Cloud Service ...................................................................... 15 Oracle Service Cloud ............................................................................................................................. 15 Oracle Field Service Cloud Service ...................................................................................................... 16 Oracle CPQ Cloud Service ..................................................................................................................... 16 Oracle Social Relationship Management ............................................................................................ 16 Oracle Infinity ......................................................................................................................................... 17 Oracle Policy Automation Cloud Service ............................................................................................ 17 3 Specializations Catalog August, 2021 Oracle Risk Management Cloud .......................................................................................................... 17 Oracle Order Management Cloud ....................................................................................................... 18 Oracle Product Lifecycle Management Cloud ................................................................................... 18 Oracle Inventory Management Cloud ................................................................................................. 19 Oracle Supply Chain Planning Cloud .................................................................................................. 20 Oracle Transportation Management Cloud ....................................................................................... 20 Oracle Manufacturing Cloud ................................................................................................................ 21 Oracle Warehouse Management Cloud Service ................................................................................ 21 Oracle Financials Cloud ......................................................................................................................... 22 Oracle Procurement Cloud ................................................................................................................... 22 Oracle Project Portfolio Management Cloud ..................................................................................... 23 Oracle Planning Cloud Service ............................................................................................................. 23 Oracle Financial Consolidation and Close Cloud Service ................................................................. 24 Oracle Enterprise Performance Reporting Cloud Service ................................................................ 25 Oracle Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service ............................................................... 26 Middleware ................................................................................................................................ 27 Oracle Endeca Information Discovery 3.1 ........................................................................................... 27 Java Platform, Standard Edition 8 ....................................................................................................... 27 Applications ............................................................................................................................... 28 Siebel CRM 8 ........................................................................................................................................... 28 Oracle Commerce 11 .............................................................................................................................. 28 Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1 Financial Management ........................................................................ 29 Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1 Human Capital Management ............................................................. 29 Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 Supply Chain Management .............................................................. 30 Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1 Projects................................................................................................ 30 PeopleSoft 9.2 Human Capital Management .................................................................................... 31 PeopleSoft 9.2 Financials Management ............................................................................................. 31 PeopleSoft PeopleTools 8.5x ............................................................................................................... 31 Project Lifecycle Management ...........................................................................................................
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