This course provides a complete understanding of Odoo ERP, covering core business modules, real-time workflows, and system configuration. Learners will gain hands-on experience with Odoo applications and understand how businesses use Odoo to automate and manage operations efficiently.

Odoo does not have a specific full form as it is a brand name. Initially, the software was known as TinyERP and later as OpenERP. In 2014, the name was changed to Odoo to reflect its broader scope beyond just ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) functionalities.

Overview of Odoo

Odoo is a comprehensive suite of business management software tools that includes applications for customer relationship management (CRM), e-commerce, billing, accounting, manufacturing, warehouse, project management, and inventory management. It is developed by Odoo S.A., a Belgium-based company, and is available in both Community and Enterprise editions.

Key Features

• Extensible Architecture: Odoo's architecture allows for a large number of freelancers and organizations to develop and contribute apps or modules.
• Open Source: The Community version is open-source and licensed under the GNU LGPLv3, while the Enterprise version includes proprietary features and services.
• Wide Adoption: Odoo is used by over 12 million users worldwide, ranging from small startups to large enterprises.

History

• 2005: Fabien Pinckaers, the founder and CEO, started developing TinyERP.
• 2010: The company grew to over 100 employees and was renamed OpenERP.
• 2014: The name was changed to Odoo to reflect its expanded capabilities beyond ERP.
• 2021: Odoo products were used by more than 5 million customers.

Editions

• Community Edition: Free and open-source, suitable for small to medium-sized businesses.
• Enterprise Edition: Includes additional features, professional services, and support, suitable for larger enterprises.

Odoo's mission is to provide a range of easy-to-use business applications that form a complete suite of tools to accompany any business need. The software is designed to be intuitive, full-featured, tightly integrated, and effortless to upgrade.

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• Fundamentals of Large Language Models (LLMs): LLM basics, LLM architectures, Prompt Engineering, Fine-tuning techniques, fundamentals of code models, Multi-modal LLMs and Language Agents 
• OCI Generative AI Deep-Dive: Pretrained Foundational Models (Generation, Summarization, Embedding), Flexible Fine-tuning including T-Few techniques, Model Inference, Dedicated AI Clusters, Generative AI Security architecture  
• Build a Conversational Chatbot with OCI Generative AI: Understand RAG, Vector Databases, Semantic Search, build chatbot using LangChain Framework (Prompts, Models, Memory, Chains), Trace and Evaluate chatbot and deploy on OCI

Odoo does not have a specific full form as it is a brand name. Initially, the software was known as TinyERP and later as OpenERP. In 2014, the name was changed to Odoo to reflect its broader scope beyond just ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) functionalities.

Overview of Odoo

Odoo is a comprehensive suite of business management software tools that includes applications for customer relationship management (CRM), e-commerce, billing, accounting, manufacturing, warehouse, project management, and inventory management. It is developed by Odoo S.A., a Belgium-based company, and is available in both Community and Enterprise editions.

Key Features

• Extensible Architecture: Odoo's architecture allows for a large number of freelancers and organizations to develop and contribute apps or modules.
• Open Source: The Community version is open-source and licensed under the GNU LGPLv3, while the Enterprise version includes proprietary features and services.
• Wide Adoption: Odoo is used by over 12 million users worldwide, ranging from small startups to large enterprises.

History

• 2005: Fabien Pinckaers, the founder and CEO, started developing TinyERP.
• 2010: The company grew to over 100 employees and was renamed OpenERP.
• 2014: The name was changed to Odoo to reflect its expanded capabilities beyond ERP.
• 2021: Odoo products were used by more than 5 million customers.

Editions

• Community Edition: Free and open-source, suitable for small to medium-sized businesses.
• Enterprise Edition: Includes additional features, professional services, and support, suitable for larger enterprises.

Odoo's mission is to provide a range of easy-to-use business applications that form a complete suite of tools to accompany any business need. The software is designed to be intuitive, full-featured, tightly integrated, and effortless to upgrade.