I Configure Oracle. But I’m Called an Architect.

What I Actually Do

I configure Oracle.

I configure finance. I configure procurement. I configure order management. I configure inventory. I configure workflows. I configure approvals. I configure reports. I configure integrations. I configure data models.

I define setup options. I maintain configuration tables. I map business units, ledgers, suppliers, customers, items, and accounts. I configure approval rules. I set up reporting structures.

I coordinate with integration teams, database teams, testing teams, support teams, and business users.

This is important work. But important work is not the same as architecture.

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