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|a Using Oracle applications /
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|a Special edition using Oracle applications.
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|g 1
|t Reviewing ERP and Oracle Corporation
|g 3 --
|t Understanding ERP Concepts
|g 6 --
|t ERP Advantages Drive Implementation Projects
|g 8 --
|t ERP Disadvantages Must Be Overcome
|g 9 --
|t Business On Line
|g 9 --
|t Oracle Is a Leading-Edge Technology Company
|g 11 --
|t Understanding the Oracle Corporation Impact on You -- the Customer
|g 14 --
|g 2
|t The Oracle Applications
|g 19 --
|t Financial Applications
|g 21 --
|t Manufacturing Applications
|g 23 --
|t Supply Chain Management Applications
|g 26 --
|t Human Resources Applications
|g 27 --
|t Other Application Features
|g 29 --
|g II
|t Implementing the Oracle Applications
|g 33 --
|g 3
|t Software IMP Methods
|g 35 --
|t Using Oracle's Application Implementation Method (AIM)
|g 36 --
|t Understanding Rapid Implementations
|g 38 --
|t Understanding the Program Office
|g 40 --
|t Understanding Phased Implementations
|g 42 --
|t Case Studies Illustrating Implementation Techniques
|g 43 --
|g 4
|t Understanding What Affects the Degree of Effort and Cost
|g 47 --
|t Using the Number and Type of Applications to Estimate Costs
|g 49 --
|t Understanding the Relative Complexity of Each Application
|g 49 --
|t Business Systems Complexity
|g 50 --
|t Minimizing Customizations and Extensions to Lower Costs
|g 52 --
|t Business Processes
|g 54 --
|t Other Projects in Process
|g 55 --
|t Capability of the Project Team
|g 56 --
|g 5
|t Understanding Project Management and Control
|g 61 --
|t Developing Issue-Resolution Techniques
|g 62 --
|t Implementing Status Reporting for Your Project
|g 63 --
|t Creating Meeting Minutes
|g 63 --
|t Identifying Red Flags
|g 64 --
|t Maintaining the Project Plan
|g 66 --
|t Maintaining Control of the Project Scope
|g 67 --
|t Managing the Critical Path
|g 68 --
|t Establishing Quality Control Procedures
|g 68 --
|t TAR Tracking, Resolution, and Logging
|g 69 --
|t Understanding the Impact of Other Projects
|g 69 --
|t Forming the Project Team
|g 72 --
|t Starting Quickly
|g 78 --
|t Selecting and Scheduling the Modules
|g 79 --
|t Understanding Typical Tasks, Deliverables, and Milestones
|g 80 --
|g 7
|t Analyzing the Project
|g 87 --
|t Project Analysis Overview
|g 88 --
|t Business Process Analysis
|g 88 --
|t Determining Your Reporting Needs
|g 92 --
|t Infrastructure Analysis
|g 94 --
|t Customizations
|g 96 --
|t Legacy Data and Conversion
|g 97 --
|t Understanding Typical Tasks, Deliverables, and Milestones of the Analysis Phase
|g 99 --
|g 8
|t Converting Analysis into Solutions
|g 105 --
|t Designing Customizations
|g 107 --
|t The Solution/Conceptual Design Document
|g 110 --
|t Estimating Customizations
|g 112 --
|t Managing the Phase
|g 113 --
|t Initial Project Documentation
|g 116 --
|t Preparing for System Test
|g 118 --
|t Performance Testing Preparation
|g 120 --
|t Design the Support Organization
|g 121 --
|g 9
|t Enabling the System
|g 123 --
|t Customizations
|g 124 --
|t Managing the Phase
|g 131 --
|t Some Alternatives to Customizations
|g 136 --
|g 10
|t Launching Your New Systems
|g 147 --
|t Managing Change
|g 148 --
|t Transitioning to New Systems
|g 150 --
|t Supporting Production Operations
|g 156 --
|g III
|t Configuring and Using the Oracle Applications
|g 161 --
|g 11
|t Using Oracle General Ledger
|g 163 --
|t Relationship to Other Oracle Applications
|g 164 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 164 --
|t Resolving Issues and Gaps
|g 167 --
|t Configuring the GL Application
|g 169 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 181 --
|g 12
|t Using Oracle Payables
|g 201 --
|t Relationship to Other Oracle Applications
|g 202 --
|t New Features in Release 11
|g 202 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 204 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 215 --
|t Balancing the Subledger to the General Ledger
|g 226 --
|t Using Open Interfaces in this Application
|g 227 --
|t Using Oracle Cash Management
|g 228 --
|g 13
|t Using Oracle Receivables
|g 235 --
|t Relationship to Other Applications
|g 236 --
|t Discover New Features in Release 11
|g 236 --
|t Resolving Common Issues and Gaps
|g 239 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 241 --
|t Converting Data for Major Entities
|g 265 --
|t Creating Open Balances
|g 266 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 267 --
|t Balancing the AR Application Internally
|g 272 --
|t Balancing the Subledger to the General Ledger
|g 272 --
|t Using Open Interfaces in This AR
|g 273 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 276 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 283 --
|g 14
|t Using Oracle Assets
|g 285 --
|t Relationship to Other Applications
|g 286 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 286 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 289 --
|t Converting Data for Major Entities
|g 305 --
|t Balancing the Subledger to the General Ledger
|g 311 --
|t Using Open Interfaces in this Application
|g 312 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 313 --
|g 15
|t Using Oracle Purchasing
|g 317 --
|t How Purchasing Relates to Other Applications
|g 318 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 319 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 320 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 322 --
|t Converting Data for Major Entities
|g 336 --
|t Reviewing Topics of Interest
|g 340 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 341 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 344 --
|g 16
|t Using Oracle Inventory
|g 345 --
|t Oracle Inventory Relationships to Other Applications
|g 346 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 346 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 348 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 350 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 377 --
|t Additional Application Functions
|g 391 --
|g 17
|t Using Oracle Order Entry and Shipping
|g 393 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 394 --
|t Understanding the Database Design
|g 395 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 397 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 398 --
|t Process Transactions
|g 416 --
|t Reviewing Topics of Interest
|g 421 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 422 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 423 --
|g 18
|t Using Oracle Engineering and Bills Of Material
|g 425 --
|t Using Oracle Engineering
|g 426 --
|t Using Oracle Bills of Material
|g 438 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 458 --
|g 19
|t Using Oracle Cost Management
|g 459 --
|t Understanding the Structure of the Cost Management Application
|g 460 --
|t Cost Management's Relationship to Other Applications
|g 462 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 462 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 463 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 463 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 476 --
|t Understanding Key Reports from Cost Management
|g 483 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 484 --
|g 20
|t Using Oracle Planning Applications
|g 485 --
|t Using Oracle Master Scheduling/MRP
|g 486 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 487 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 487 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 488 --
|t Converting Data for Major Entities
|g 500 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 501 --
|t Using Supply Chain Planning
|g 514 --
|t Using Oracle Alerts with This Application
|g 516 --
|t Using Open Interfaces in This Application
|g 516 --
|t Taking Advantage of Best Practices
|g 517 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 518 --
|t From Here
|g 519 --
|t Using Oracle Capacity
|g 519 --
|t Reviewing Top Enhancement Requests
|g 520 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 521 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 522 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 524 --
|t From Here
|g 525 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 525 --
|g 21
|t Using Oracle Work in Process
|g 527 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 528 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 530 --
|t Configuring the Application
|g 531 --
|t Converting Data for Major Entities
|g 540 --
|t Processing Transactions
|g 541 --
|t Balancing the Subledger to the General Ledger
|g 555 --
|t Using Open Interfaces in This Application
|g 555 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 556 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 559 --
|g 22
|t Using Oracle Workflow
|g 561 --
|t Skills Required to Use Workflow
|g 562 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 562 --
|t Understanding the Major Components of Workflow
|g 564 --
|t Using the Workflow Engine
|g 566 --
|t Using the Workflow Directory Services
|g 569 --
|t Creating a Workflow Process
|g 570 --
|t Diagramming the Workflow Process
|g 574 --
|t Creating Notification Activities
|g 576 --
|t Monitoring Workflow Processes
|g 577 --
|t Using the Workflow Monitor
|g 578 --
|t Considerations in Setting Up Workflow
|g 579 --
|t Setting Up a Data Store
|g 582 --
|t Predefined Workflows Embedded in Oracle Applications
|g 584 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 587 --
|g 23
|t Understanding Multi-Org
|g 589 --
|t Oracle Applications and Multiple Organizations
|g 590 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 590 --
|t Understanding the Key Tables
|g 590 --
|t Critical Implementation Factors
|g 591 --
|t Configure the Application
|g 596 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 597 --
|g 24
|t Implementing Oracle Human Resources and Oracle Payroll
|g 599 --
|t Critical HRMS Implementation Factors
|g 600 --
|t Common Unrealistic Project Expectations
|g 605 --
|t Historical Data Conversion Approaches
|g 609 --
|t Other Data Conversion Considerations
|g 611 --
|t DateTrack Information
|g 614 --
|t Required Oracle HRMS Setup Steps
|g 617 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 637 --
|g 25
|t Using Oracle Human Resources
|g 639 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11.0
|g 640.
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|t Discovering New Features in Release 11i
|g 642 --
|t HR Tips
|g 643 --
|t Application Data Export (ADE)
|g 658 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 663 --
|g 26
|t Using Oracle Payroll
|g 665 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11
|g 666 --
|t Discovering New Features in Release 11i
|g 667 --
|t Payroll Processing (From PayMIX to CheckWriter to GL)
|g 667 --
|t Overriding Tax Information
|g 671 --
|t Processing State Quarterly Wage Listings (SQWL)
|g 672 --
|t W-2 Year-End Processing
|g 673 --
|t Regular Versus Supplemental Pay Runs
|g 676 --
|t Costing of Earnings
|g 678 --
|t Costing of Overtime
|g 679 --
|t Overtime FLSA Compliance
|g 680 --
|t 401(k) Calculations/Company Match
|g 682 --
|t Using Special Inputs Elements
|g 684 --
|t Generating Arrears for Nonrecurring Elements (Via Recurring Zero Dollar Elements)
|g 685 --
|t Retro Pay
|g 685 --
|t Tax Balance Adjustments
|g 687 --
|t Tax Only Earnings
|g 689 --
|t Costing and Transfer to General Ledger
|g 690 --
|t Laser Printing of Payroll Checks
|g 691 --
|t Oracle Fast Formula
|g 692 --
|t Year-to-Date Balance Conversion
|g 693 --
|t Third-party Administrator Transfers (Pro-C, PL/SQL)
|g 695 --
|t Time and Attendance Integration with PayMIX
|g 695 --
|t Other Interfaces
|g 698 --
|t Establishing Latest Balances
|g 698 --
|t Compensation Approaches
|g 700 --
|t Understanding Key Reports
|g 702 --
|t Oracle Time Management: Tables and Policies
|g 705 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 707 --
|g 27
|t Administering the Oracle Applications
|g 709 --
|t Release 11 Changes
|g 710 --
|t Understanding Security
|g 710 --
|t Maintaining Profile Options
|g 714.
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|t Understanding Concurrent Processing
|g 714 --
|t Understanding Printers
|g 718 --
|t Troubleshooting
|g 725 --
|g IV
|t Working with Partners
|g 727 --
|g 28
|t Working with Oracle Support
|g 729 --
|t Patches, Megapatches, and Upgrades
|g 730 --
|t Diagnosing the Problem
|g 731 --
|t Logging the Technical Assistance Request (TAR)
|g 732 --
|t Working with an Inexperienced Analyst
|g 733 --
|t Techniques for Working with the Analyst
|g 734 --
|t Getting Results
|g 735 --
|t The Bug Database
|g 743 --
|t The Bug Process
|g 743 --
|g 29
|t Working with Consultants
|g 745 --
|t Working with Consultants
|g 746 --
|t What Are Your Needs?
|g 746 --
|t Project Manager and Leadership
|g 748 --
|t Selecting Individual Consultants
|g 748 --
|t Work Ethic and Attitude
|g 750 --
|t Large Scale Project Team Structure
|g 750 --
|t Preparation for Consultant: Contracts
|g 751 --
|t Preparation for Consultant: Rates and Fees
|g 752 --
|t Preparation for Consultant: Fixed Price Contracts
|g 752 --
|t Controlling Consulting Project Costs: Change Management
|g 755 --
|t Controlling Consulting Project Costs: Client Involvement
|g 755 --
|t Controlling Consulting Project Costs: Reviewing the Original Requirements
|g 756 --
|t Controlling consulting Project Costs: Weekly Status Reports
|g 756 --
|t Controlling Consulting Project Costs: Importance of Database Administrator
|g 757 --
|t Consulting Work Environment
|g 757 --
|t Consultant Travel and Costs
|g 759 --
|t Case Studies of Consultant Behavior
|g 760 --
|t Case Studies of Client Behavior
|g 766 --
|g 30
|t Alliance Partners
|g 769 --
|t Administration Utilities
|g 770 --
|t Implementation and Interface Tools
|g 783 --
|t Asset Management
|g 789 --
|t Business to Consumer Commerce
|g 790 --
|t Electronic Commerce and Data Interchange
|g 792 --
|t Global Commerce and Import/Export
|g 795 --
|t Data Collection and Bar Codes
|g 797 --
|t Expense Management
|g 801 --
|t Document Management and Workflow
|g 802 --
|t Payroll Processing
|g 803 --
|t Treasury Management
|g 803 --
|t Project Management
|g 804 --
|t Engineering Management
|g 806 --
|t Quality Management
|g 807 --
|t Taxation
|g 808 --
|t Automotive Industry
|g 813 --
|t Planning and Supply Chain Management
|g 814 --
|t Warehouse and Distribution Management
|g 818 --
|t Reporting Enhancements and Business Intelligence
|g 822 --
|t Printing and Output Enhancement
|g 827 --
|g A
|t The Oracle Employment Market
|g 837 --
|t Skills Needed to Become a Consultant
|g 840 --
|t Character Traits of a Good Consultant
|g 841 --
|t Consulting Advantages
|g 842 --
|t Consulting Disadvantages
|g 843 --
|t Support Jobs
|g 845 --
|t Product Development Jobs
|g 845 --
|t Sales/Marketing Jobs
|g 846 --
|t Recruiting Jobs
|g 846 --
|t Working for Oracle Corporation
|g 846 --
|t Working for Oracle Customers
|g 847 --
|t What Happens After Year 2000?
|g 847 --
|t Oracle Corporation Is an Engine of Growth
|g 850 --
|g B
|t The State of the Oracle Consulting Market
|g 851 --
|t Independent Consulting
|g 852 --
|t Smaller, Specialized Consulting Firms
|g 855 --
|t Larger, Diversified Consulting Firms
|g 857 --
|t Oracle Corporation Consulting
|g 862 --
|t Summary of the Oracle Consulting Market
|g 865 --
|g C
|t An Oracle Applications Implementation Checklist
|g 867 --
|t Plan and Initiate The Project
|g 868 --
|t Analyze the Business and the Technology
|g 870 --
|t Build and Configure Your System
|g 872 --
|t Transition to the New System
|g 872 --
|t Support the Production Systems
|g 873.
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