Compare Oracle MDM and SAP NetWeaver 
Oracle MDM vs SAP NetWeaver
When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Oracle MDM easier to use, set up, and administer. Reviewers also preferred doing business with Oracle MDM overall.
- Reviewers felt that Oracle MDM meets the needs of their business better than SAP NetWeaver.
- When comparing quality of ongoing product support, reviewers felt that Oracle MDM is the preferred option.
- For feature updates and roadmaps, our reviewers preferred the direction of Oracle MDM over SAP NetWeaver.
For large enterprises running the Oracle stack, Oracle MDM is the natural MDM solution. Customer Hub provides value to virtually every industry and for product centric companies, product hub is a great add.
doesn't have a very intuitive UI and the hierarchy isnt visual
AP NetWeaver serves as the technical foundation of SAP's Business Process Platform offerings by providing capabilities for service provisioning, composition (service consumption), and governance. The SAP NetWeaver Technology Map comprises all these...
I strongly dislike the transaction codes that have very little rhyme or reason to them. For example, purchase order t code is ME32K. This makes no sense. I also don't like how each t code requires you to go back to the home page after you're finished before...
For large enterprises running the Oracle stack, Oracle MDM is the natural MDM solution. Customer Hub provides value to virtually every industry and for product centric companies, product hub is a great add.
AP NetWeaver serves as the technical foundation of SAP's Business Process Platform offerings by providing capabilities for service provisioning, composition (service consumption), and governance. The SAP NetWeaver Technology Map comprises all these...
doesn't have a very intuitive UI and the hierarchy isnt visual
I strongly dislike the transaction codes that have very little rhyme or reason to them. For example, purchase order t code is ME32K. This makes no sense. I also don't like how each t code requires you to go back to the home page after you're finished before...
