By Steve Derivan
Businesses of various shapes and sizes across the globe continue to invest in and expand the footprint of their ERP applications. Much of this increased spend includes mission critical projects such as
1) Upgrades
2) Deploying new applications and
3) Migrating new businesses, acquired companies, countries and/or re-engineered processes into an existing “corporate” ERP.
So how do these companies begin the process? What are the key considerations in play to complete these daunting tasks within an Oracle ERP environment?
Oracle E-Business Suite Applications Releases 11i and R12, and Oracle Fusion Applications – the significant majority of existing Oracle ERP customers use these 3 applications suites.
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Neeraj Garg will be delivering an Encore presentation of his Collaborate 11 paper: Contract Based Project Billing in Oracle Fusion Project Portfolio Management on September 8th. This webinar will be recorded so if you can’t attend the live webinar, be sure to view the recording after the event.
Why is This Webinar Important?
Oracle Fusion Project Portfolio Management offers Project Contracts features that are part of the Fusion Enterprise Contracts model. Fusion Project Contracts offers sell side contracts functionality that helps to drive revenue and billing independent of project setup and execution. This presentation highlights the core features including a flexible approach to billing by contract lines, contract level summaries, consolidated bill plans, billing controls, improved user interface and improved process efficiencies.
To Register or View the Recording: http://www.projectp.com/resources/webinars.php
By Kimberly McDonald Baker
Project Partners is pleased to announce that we will be presenting six papers at the Collaborate 11 conference in Orlando, Florida in April. While at the conference, be sure to visit us in Booth 953 in the Exhibit Hall, and enter to win a Kindle. Read the rest of this entry »
Since January, Project Partners consultants, both in the US and in India, have had the privilege of working on-site with Oracle to test the Fusion Applications. An absolute win-win situation for everyone involved. It is our chance to see the live product in action, to test, test and test again to insure quality and to get hands-on experience and training using the best-of-the-best in Projects Applications. In exchange, Oracle receives a tremendous amount of feature validation, field expertise, and knowledge from those of us who live and breathe the world of Projects every day. This early look at the product before all the code is frozen helps guarantee the quality release we have all been waiting for.
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