We had some technical difficulties this morning, but we’re back with an abbreviated Casual Friday post. If you tried to find us this morning, sorry about that. Thanks for hanging in there. This video might be the best thing going right now. Two siblings — the brother, a 9-year-old drummer, and the 6-year-old sister, a
Read More...I hope you have enjoyed and found value in our blog series. This blog marks the final notes on our multi part series on PeopleSoft Strategic Sourcing. We have discussed and demonstrated a ton of information not found anywhere in a short-form layout: Creating bid factors Total cost modeling Creating events Creating event responses Analyzing
Read More...Have you ever found yourself trying to deal with this scenario? Consider the situation where you have to run certain report, which is keyed by the Business Unit and Company. Once the report is run using a job using a batch user id, the report should go to the CEO of the Company and Business
Read More...One feature not yet discussed in this Strategic Sourcing blog mini-series is the ability to create project plans for procurement events within strategic sourcing. Some of the tasks that can be performed include: Assign duration days for each task Document instructions Define requirements for completion of each task Assign a resource to the task Optionally
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Read More...Last week we covered optimization as part of our ongoing Strategic Sourcing blog series. If you missed it, check it out. So, moving on. Whether you used the online analysis tool or the optimization engine, once you determine who you will award the event to, you must initiate the award action. The award event can
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Read More...Picking up where we left off, everyone. Today’s topic: optimization. You can use the Strategic Sourcing optimization engine to analyze bids online or by using the batch process — Sourcing Optimization process (AUC_OPT_AE) — by using specific business constraints. The optimization engine recommends an award allocation based on best price, total cost, or score. You
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