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Oracle EPM AMS Practitioner Workshop

Four sessions across two weekends, twelve hours total, built for freshers and newly joined analysts stepping into their first Oracle EPM AMS role across PBCS, EPBCS, FCCS, ARCS, EDMCS, and Narrative Reporting.

PBCSEPBCSFCCSARCSEDMCSNarrative Reporting
October 3-4 & 10-11, 20267:00 PM to 10:00 PM ESTLive online, two weekends, cameras-on lab format$150 USD / ₹15,000 INR
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12

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6

EPM applications

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Toolkit templates

Capped at 25 seats so every fresher gets screen time in the drills.

1Saturday, October 3, 2026•How Oracle EPM AMS Actually Works
2Sunday, October 4, 2026•Supporting the Monthly Close
3Saturday, October 10, 2026•Change, Metadata, and Knowing When to Escalate
4Sunday, October 11, 2026•Your First 30 Days, and a Full Capstone Simulation
1Saturday, October 3, 2026•How Oracle EPM AMS Actually Works
2Sunday, October 4, 2026•Supporting the Monthly Close
3Saturday, October 10, 2026•Change, Metadata, and Knowing When to Escalate
4Sunday, October 11, 2026•Your First 30 Days, and a Full Capstone Simulation
Sound Familiar?

The Gap Between Classroom and Your First Ticket

Training teaches you the applications. Almost nobody teaches you what a live AMS ticket queue actually looks like.

You finished Oracle EPM training but have never opened a real, live support ticket.
Nobody explained what L1, L2, L3, or 'SLA' actually mean once you are on the job.
A user says 'the form isn't calculating' and you don't know where to even start looking.
Interviewers ask if you have AMS or production support exposure, and you don't know how to answer.
You don't know what actually happens during a monthly close, or where you would fit into it.
You don't know when a change is yours to make and when it has to go through governed approval.

This program is four sessions across two weekends of exactly that work, run as live drills on lab pods, with the templates and guides to take into your first weeks on the job.

Who It Is For

Built for People Starting Their Oracle EPM Career

You have studied or trained on Oracle EPM and are new to, or about to start, a support or AMS role. You know the applications from the classroom. This program is about what actually happens once you are handed a live ticket queue.

Recent graduates and freshers

You have completed Oracle EPM training and want live, practical AMS exposure before your first support role.

New hires in their first 30 days

You just joined an AMS team and want the operating model and vocabulary now, not three months from now.

Career switchers

You are moving into Oracle EPM from another field and need to sound and think like a support analyst, fast.

Outcomes

What You Walk Out With

Not a certificate on the wall. Things you can use on Monday.

Read and triage an incoming Oracle EPM support ticket the way a real AMS team does.
Recognize the most common issues that recur across PBCS, EPBCS, and FCCS.
Explain what happens during a monthly close, and where ARCS and Narrative Reporting fit into it.
Know the difference between a change you can make yourself and one that needs EDMCS-governed approval.
Know when to fix something yourself and when to escalate, and how to write it up either way.
Walk into an AMS interview or your first day on the job with a working vocabulary and a 30-day plan.
The 4 Sessions

Foundations to Career-Ready, Weekend by Weekend

October 3-4 & 10-11, 2026 · 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM EST. Each session: a short walk-through, a hands-on drill, then a debrief. Every session recorded.

Weekend 1October 3-4, 2026
1

Foundations · Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 7:00 to 10:00 PM EST

How Oracle EPM AMS Actually Works

The AMS operating model, the environments, and how to read and triage your first support ticket, across PBCS, EPBCS, and FCCS.

In the session

  • What Application Managed Services means day to day: L1, L2, L3, SLAs, and where the client relationship sits.
  • Environment topology: Prod, Test, Dev, and why you never touch Prod first.
  • Reading a support ticket like an AMS analyst: priority, symptoms, and the questions to ask before you touch anything.
  • PBCS/EPBCS walkthrough: form errors, business rule failures, Smart View issues, security access problems.
  • FCCS walkthrough: consolidation not running, translation gaps, journal issues, what 'stuck' actually looks like.
  • Your first entries in a run-book: what to write down so the next person, or you next month, is not starting from zero.

Live drill

Given three real, sanitized tickets, triage them by priority, identify the first three things to check, and draft your response.

Toolkit you keep

  • AMS terms and acronyms glossary
  • Ticket triage checklist
  • Top recurring issues cheat sheet (PBCS/EPBCS/FCCS)
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Close Support · Sunday, October 4, 2026 · 7:00 to 10:00 PM EST

Supporting the Monthly Close

What close support looks like for ARCS and Narrative Reporting, how to read a close calendar, and the tickets that actually show up during a live close.

In the session

  • Monthly close, explained: what actually happens, and where AMS support fits into the calendar.
  • ARCS basics: reconciliation compliance workflow and transaction matching, and what a fresher gets asked to check first.
  • Narrative Reporting basics: report packages, doclets, and why a stale number is usually a refresh problem.
  • Reading a close calendar: key dates, checkpoints, and who owns what.
  • Common close-time tickets: overdue reconciliations, doclet refresh failures, report package sign-off delays.
  • Building a close-support cheat sheet you can reference during your first live close.

Live drill

Given a sample close calendar and two tickets landing mid-close, decide what needs attention first and draft a status update.

Toolkit you keep

  • Close-support cheat sheet
  • Close calendar template
  • Resolution-note template
Weekend 2October 10-11, 2026
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Change & Escalation · Saturday, October 10, 2026 · 7:00 to 10:00 PM EST

Change, Metadata, and Knowing When to Escalate

Why AMS teams govern change tightly, what EDMCS protects, how to read an update readiness note at a fresher level, and how to judge a fix-it-yourself moment from an escalate-it moment.

In the session

  • EDMCS and metadata: why you never edit a hierarchy directly, and what an approved change request looks like.
  • Walking through a real EDMCS change request end to end: submit, review, approve, subscribe.
  • Reading an update or patch readiness note at a fresher level: what to skim, what to flag to a senior analyst.
  • Escalation: how to tell a five-minute fix from a five-person problem.
  • Writing an escalation note that gets a fast, useful response instead of more questions back.
  • Live queue drill: a mixed batch of tickets spanning everything from Weekend 1.

Live drill

Work a mixed ticket queue spanning PBCS, EPBCS, FCCS, ARCS, and EDMCS; for each ticket, decide to fix or escalate and justify the call.

Toolkit you keep

  • Escalation decision guide
  • EDMCS change request and patch-readiness playbook
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Career Readiness · Sunday, October 11, 2026 · 7:00 to 10:00 PM EST

Your First 30 Days, and a Full Capstone Simulation

Turning three weekends of practice into a 30-day onboarding plan, interview-ready vocabulary, and a final capstone that simulates your first real week on the job.

In the session

  • Capstone simulation: a full simulated first week, tickets of rising difficulty across every module covered.
  • Building your first 30 days: an onboarding checklist, and what to learn in week one versus month one.
  • Career path: fresher to senior AMS analyst to consultant, and what each step actually requires.
  • Interview prep: common AMS interview questions, answered with the vocabulary built across this program.
  • Turning this program into a resume and LinkedIn story employers recognize.
  • Certificate wrap-up and open Q&A.

Live drill

Full capstone: a simulated first week with four tickets of increasing complexity across all modules covered; triage, resolve or escalate, and write the handoff note for each.

Toolkit you keep

  • First 30 days onboarding checklist
  • Fresher-to-senior AMS career path map
  • Interview prep sheet: AMS terms and sample questions
  • Resume and LinkedIn story template
What You Keep

The AMS Starter Toolkit

Twelve templates and guides, all four session recordings, and a certificate of completion.

A ticket triage checklist and a recurring-issues cheat sheet you can use from day one.
An AMS terms and acronyms glossary, so job descriptions and stand-ups stop sounding like a different language.
A close-support cheat sheet and a close calendar template.
A resolution-note template and an escalation decision guide.
An EDMCS change request and patch-readiness playbook.
A first-30-days onboarding checklist, a fresher-to-senior AMS career path map, and an interview prep sheet.
A resume and LinkedIn story template built around your capstone simulation.
All four session recordings, kept, so you can rewatch before your first day on the job.
After You Register

Emails and Alerts You Will Receive

Reserving a seat starts an automated sequence so nobody misses a session or a toolkit drop.

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    Instant confirmation with the calendar invite for all four sessions across both weekends, and the joining link.

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    A pre-workshop email with the environment access details and the Day 1 pre-read.

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    A daily email on each session day with that day's agenda, drill brief, and the toolkit files unlocked so far.

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    A reminder the day before each weekend begins, and again one hour before every session.

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    A wrap-up email with all four recordings, the full toolkit, your certificate, and next-step options for landing or growing in an AMS role.

Hiring, or building a bench of Oracle EPM AMS-ready freshers?

This program doubles as how we prepare candidates for real Oracle EPM support roles. If your team is hiring junior AMS analysts or wants a trained bench that can ramp fast, talk to our staffing team.

Talk to our staffing team
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Reserve Your Workshop Seat

A paid, practical program for freshers and newly joined Oracle EPM AMS analysts, run as four 3-hour live sessions over two weekends. You learn how a real Application Managed Services team triages tickets, supports the monthly close, governs change, and judges when to escalate, ending with a full first-week capstone simulation.

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$150USD  /  ₹15,000 INR

per seat · team rates on request

Fee includes all four session recordings, the 12-piece toolkit, and a certificate of completion.

Which applications do you support today?
What is hurting most right now?

Workshop fee is $150 USD / ₹15,000 INR per seat. Our team will confirm your seat and send payment details, followed by workshop emails: confirmation, access details, a daily brief, reminders, and the wrap-up with your toolkit.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Format, timings, coverage, environment access, and what is included.

No. This program is built for freshers and newly joined AMS analysts. You should already have classroom or self-study exposure to at least one Oracle EPM application; the program teaches you how that knowledge gets used in a real support role.

Four sessions across two weekends: Weekend 1 is Saturday October 3 and Sunday October 4, 2026; Weekend 2 is Saturday October 10 and Sunday October 11, 2026. Each session runs 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM US Eastern (EST), 12 hours total.

Yes, ideally. Each session builds on the last, and the Weekend 2 capstone assumes you have the vocabulary and drills from Weekend 1. Every session is recorded, so if you miss one live you can catch up before the next.

PBCS, EPBCS, and FCCS on Day 1; ARCS, Narrative Reporting, and close support on Day 2; EDMCS and change/escalation judgment on Day 3; a full capstone across every module on Day 4.

No. Drills run on shared lab pods that the instructor provides. You also get the toolkit templates so you can apply everything once you start your role.

Yes. The fee is $150 USD or ₹15,000 INR per seat (team and campus rates on request), covering all four sessions. It includes all four recordings, the full toolkit (12 templates and guides), and a certificate of completion.

Instant confirmation with the calendar invite for both weekends, a pre-workshop email with access details and the Day 1 pre-read, a daily email on each session day, reminders before each weekend and each session, and a wrap-up email with all four recordings, the full toolkit, and your certificate.