If you’re planning to move to PeopleTools 8.54 (and you should, for the Fluid User Interface alone), there is a caveat we find ourselves telling our customers often: adhere to environment standards. Here, we’re talking mainly browsers and browser components, because browsers progress rapidly and support for newer technologies is spotty when you go back
Read More...Tech news and commentary for the week ending September 5, 2014. As an office full of Apple fans (mostly), here is the best and latest speculation about what’s coming out of Cupertino next week. Apple is heading towards full-on entry into mobile payments. What this means is that you will be able to pay for
Read More...I’m assuming you’ve heard this cliché at least once or twice before: “Trust me, this is going to hurt me more than you, but it’s for your own good.” This is exactly what went through my mind when I had to send a “no-bid” notice to a prospective new PeopleSoft deal. As a seasoned sales
Read More...OpenWorld is a bright, loud, stimulus-overload week of all things Oracle. We find tremendous value in the conference, and most of our clients and consulting partners do too. No other conference allows us to sit down and talk to our customers, discuss the latest in PeopleSoft 9.2 and PeopleTools 8.54, and see Oracle’s latest-and-greatest projects.
Read More...MarketWatch: National Instruments (NI) equips engineers and scientists with tools that accelerate productivity, innovation, and discovery to meet not only grand but also daily engineering challenges in an increasingly complex world, and continues to experience growing demand for its technology. To help meet that demand and scale its business, NI selected Oracle Human Capital Management
Read More...Oracle’s PeopleSoft 9.2 Payment Request feature creates a self-service option for filing non-purchase order invoices that is scalable and more efficient. One of PeopleSoft 9.2’s most requested features, this video explains it in depth and far better than 600+ words ever could.
Read More...Tech news and commentary for the week ending August 12, 2004. The latest iOS 8 beta gives some hints about upcoming iPhone screen sizes and resolutions. It suggests that the iPhone 6 (or whatever it’ll be called) will boast a screen resolution of 1472 x 828 pixels. On a 4.7″ display, that translates to 360 pixels
Read More...(Troy Owens is a contributing author to this post.) What’s below is something we ran into at a client’s PeopleSoft 8.9 to 9.2 Financials upgrade. No documentation from very bad credit loans no guarantor talked about the usage of a new field, and our team dug through the code to figure it out on their own. We’re posting
Read More...We’ve written our fair share about PeopleTools 8.54 (especially as it concerns Fluid User Interface, which is a flat-out great feature, and probably the highlight of 8.54 for many customers), and by now most readers should know 8.54 is generally available (GA). Now the upgrade version is available, which means it’s clean and easy to upgrade
Read More...Tech news and commentary for the week ending August 15, 2004. Daimler, the German automaker, has a rather strict vacation email policy: any emails you get during your vacation are deleted, and the sender is directed to your alternate contacts you specify in your out-of-office message. On one hand: harsh. On the other, it plays
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