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- Session 1
June 7, 2007 9:00 AM U.S. Eastern (New York) Time
Projects Extensions for Billing, Revenue Accruals and More: An NSF Case Study
Use Oracle Projects Extensions to handle complex Billing & Revenue Accrual scenarios with Billing Assignments, control and validate Project setups with Status Verification, and bill on variable dates with custom Billing Cycles. These “hooks” allowed NSF to implement Project Billing in a 20,000+ projects per year environment and are just three examples of solutions available in the Projects suite.
Available Seats: 16
Presenter, Company: Josh Scheumann, Zanett Commercial Solutions
- Session 2
June 7, 2007 12:00 PM U.S. Eastern (New York) Time
Introduction to Oracle Business Process Models
Business process management includes a set of activities that organizations perform to either optimize their business processes or adapt them to new organizational needs. Important elements include business process modeling and analysis (BPA), orchestration (BPEL), and business activity monitoring (BAM). This session focuses on the BPA element and outlines Oracle's approach, methodology, and business process models, along with suggested uses for those models.
Patricia Krebs will host this session. Pat is Oracle’s Director of Business Process Engineering and is responsible for the definition, control and oversight of Oracle’s application business processes. She has been responsible for the business process models for PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and now Oracle. Oracle has established a process-centric application development lifecycle that uses business process metadata throughout the lifecycle. Business process definitions include roles, which are used to define the application role-based access controls. The business process models are also used to design BPEL-orchestrated processes, which allow a business user to communicate orchestration details to a BPEL engineer.
Pat has worked in the business process domain for many years in the Healthcare, Higher Education and High Energy Physics industries. She was an operational auditor for several government contractors prior to joining PeopleSoft 10 years ago and subsequently joining the Oracle team. She has a B.S. in Accountancy from Ferris State University and is a licensed CPA and CISA.
Available Seats: 15
Presenter, Company: Floyd Teter, Innowave Technology
- Session 3
June 7, 2007 5:00 PM U.S. Eastern (New York) Time
Projects Extensions for Billing, Revenue Accruals and More: An NSF Case Study
Use Oracle Projects Extensions to handle complex Billing & Revenue Accrual scenarios with Billing Assignments, control and validate Project setups with Status Verification, and bill on variable dates with custom Billing Cycles. These “hooks” allowed NSF to implement Project Billing in a 20,000+ projects per year environment and are just three examples of solutions available in the Projects suite.
Available Seats: 24
Presenter, Company: Josh Scheumann, Zanett Commercial Solutions
 | | June 28, 2007 |
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- Session 1
June 28, 2007 9:00 AM U.S. Eastern (New York) Time
EBS 11.5.10.2 Upgrade – Lessons Learned - Public Sector Perspective
Public Sector entities face unique challenges in supporting Oracle E-Business Suite upgrades. Public Sector entities have limited staff and resources. When problems arise with Oracle support there is a need to work smarter and become more efficient in the use of limited resources. This presentation will cover the lessons learned, from a public sector perspective, during a recent EBS 11.5.10.2 upgrade for the City of Arvada Colorado.
Initially the upgrade experienced several technology and support issues but was implemented successfully in July 2006. The presentation will cover lessons learned on working efficiently with Oracle Support, Oracle vendors, and other upgrade best practices.
Session Objectives:
1. Oracle Upgrade Best Practices from a Public Sector Perspective
2. Lessons Learned on working more efficiently with Oracle Support
3. Maximizing value from Oracle Support vendors on a Public Sector budget
Available Seats: 19
Presenter, Company: Joe Holtz, City of Arvada, CO
- Session 2
June 28, 2007 5:00 PM U.S. Eastern (New York) Time
EBS 11.5.10.2 Upgrade – Lessons Learned - Public Sector Perspective
Public Sector entities face unique challenges in supporting Oracle E-Business Suite upgrades. Public Sector entities have limited staff and resources. When problems arise with Oracle support there is a need to work smarter and become more efficient in the use of limited resources. This presentation will cover the lessons learned, from a public sector perspective, during a recent EBS 11.5.10.2 upgrade for the City of Arvada Colorado.
Initially the upgrade experienced several technology and support issues but was implemented successfully in July 2006. The presentation will cover lessons learned on working efficiently with Oracle Support, Oracle vendors, and other upgrade best practices.
Session Objectives:
1. Oracle Upgrade Best Practices from a Public Sector Perspective
2. Lessons Learned on working more efficiently with Oracle Support
3. Maximizing value from Oracle Support vendors on a Public Sector budget
Available Seats: 23
Presenter, Company: Joe Holtz, City of Arvada, CO
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