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White Papers

"The synergies between the two companies, together with Infosys' strong business process knowledge and Oracle's product innovation, will result in lower operating costs and improved focus to address the business needs of our Asia Pacific and global customers."
- Derek Williams, Executive Vice President, Oracle Asia Pacific

Key Drivers and Design Principles for COA

A well structured Chart of Account (COA) is a pre-requisite to extract maximum value from Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). Our experts propose a structured methodology in a four stage project-oriented approach to design and...

Business Process Platform: How fast can you change?

To compete in the Flat World, an organization's business strategies must be aligned with its IT systems. To increase revenue, achieve growth and open new markets, the IT systems and strategies need to address new business...

Earned Value Management for ERP Implementations

ERP implementation is characterized by aggressive timelines, high budgets and the involvement of diverse teams. Earned Value Analysis is a reliable financial tool to measure the performance of ERP implementations throughout...

Going Lean the ERP Way

Enterprises need to adopt lean concepts to eliminate process waste. The eight categories of waste include over production, waiting, stocks and inventory, transportation, motion, processing, defects and information. In this white paper,...

Fusion Administrator: The Governor of SOA Implementation?

Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)-based systems integrate heterogeneous systems in a cost-effective manner. In addition, they enable an enterprise to rapidly deploy and manage critical business solutions...

Estimating the Size of Software Package Implementations using Package Points

In Enterprise Solutions projects, where ERP package implementations and rollouts are carried out, inaccurate effort estimate results in huge time and cost overruns. An accurate estimate can be derived by empirical models...

Dovetailing Business Process Re-engineering to ERP Transformations - A Systematic Approach

Companies that implement ERP must dovetail Business Process Re-engineering (BPR) activities to extract maximum benefits from ERP investments. The initial phases of ERP implementation can be suitably adjusted...

SOA Offers Best of Both Worlds

To compete in a dynamic landscape, organizations must modernize their legacy IT applications to reduce the cost of operations and maintenance. At the same time, some complex business processes may have to reside...

Weaving Oracle Economy Products around Utility Industry Processes

Utility companies are adopting ERP products to monitor finances and keep a tight tab on processes. These ERP systems run in parallel to applications, and cater to specialized business areas. Since applications maintain their own sets...

Supplier Collaboration - the New Mantra in the World of ERP

Online Supplier Collaboration is one of the mandatory steps to realize benefits in the Procure-to-Pay process. This white paper discusses the approach and the business benefits accrued from supplier collaboration. It focuses on the right mix...

Oracle Utilities (Lodestar) Suite - Strengths and Weaknesses

Oracle acquired Lodestar - a product for Meter Data Management (MDM) and complex billing for utilities. What are the various applications of Lodestar and how can these applications help utilities in billing and MDM? This white paper explores...

The Process Improvement Journey in the ERP World

Process improvement is critical to the success of any organization. Enterprises must identify the processes which require improvement. The process improvement journey involves identification of Key Performance Indicators (KPI), aligning...

Information Technology Index (IT Index)

Enterprises must have a mechanism to know how well they utilize IT. An IT Index can quantify and gauge the effectiveness of IT in an organization. Industry-wide information on infrastructure, business process framework...

Analytical Corporate Expense Reporting and SOX compliance using Oracle Applications

Meaningful corporate expense analysis and reporting has been a major challenge to organizations. In today's dynamic business environment it is important to take business decisions based on real-time data, but operational challenges...

Upgrading Package Applications: What's your Strategy? (Featured)

Organizations have traditionally viewed the enterprise application upgrade initiatives as transactional events of little strategic importance. They often do not have an upgrade strategy or if there is one, it is hardly...

Realizing the Business Value of EAI

Well-planned, well-executed EAI initiatives have the potential to deliver considerable business benefits to an organization. Why, then, do most EAI implementations meet with limited ...

Global Shared Support Service: a Viable Model?

As most large organizations have moved over to customized packaged products such as SAP, Oracle, Siebel, i2, etc., the experience gained in supporting them can be leveraged by the shared ...

Program Management Office: The Core Engine to Drive a Successful Global Program

Mergers and acquisitions, adoption of a global value chain, and expansion to new markets are competitive business growth strategies deployed by most businesses for going global. Program ...

Harmoniously Implementing HRMS on top of Existing Fin, CRM, SCM Modules

Complete HR modules implementations are on the rise due to the focus on workforce excellence. Any modification in the Core HR setup can impact other existing modules ...
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