Oracle

My colleague, Terie McClintock, Director Healthcare Industry Solutions at Perficient recently wrote a blog post called Empowering Patients with Mainstream Telehealth Solutions. In her post she talked about the differences between telemedicine and telehealth and how she believes telehealth solutions will continue to become more mainstream, especially in light of the fact that the Centers for […]

First, let me start by saying that this post isn’t about how to install and configure JDeveloper and WebCenter. There’s plenty of material out there on JDeveloper standards and WebCenter installation and configuration. Rather this post discusses where the software lives, the various development configuration options, and how to pick the one most effective for your circumstance. Configuration […]

As with most software applications, new versions come out every few months or so. With Oracle being one of the top software application and platform service creators, they are going to update their software frequently in order to stay at the top. Currently, Fusion Cloud ERP is in the midst of releasing R11. This means […]

I know I’ve already highlighted the new Infolets found in Oracle R11 in the past two blogs, but I’m going to do it again.  I have to because they are the reason the General Ledger section of Release 11 rocks. Through the new pagination feature found on the Home Screen, R11 allows users to see […]

I recently wrote a blog post called The Value of Care: The Secret Sauce in which I talked about the importance of having transparency of data. Costing is an evolutionary process perhaps starting with one type of procedure, one clinic or one service line or perhaps starting with a hybrid of costing methodology.   The great […]

We’ve all been in this situation where we’re being asked to do something that takes us out of our comfort zone.  Whether you are being asked to volunteer to chair a committee at your child’s school, create a presentation on a topic you didn’t even know how to spell yesterday or deliver a speech in […]

Introduction This document describes the setups and processing steps to improve performance for Autoinvoice, Create Accounting, Auto lockbox and advanced collections. Auto Invoice: Certain executables should be incompatible with Auto Invoice so as not to interfere with performance as well as data integrity. The following executables are seeded as incompatible with Auto Invoice, confirm the […]

Oracle Workflow Oracle workflow is used to integrate ERP business processes into Oracle applications. Oracle workflow is a solution for integrating a complete end-to-end business process in ERP. Oracle workflow mailers allow people to send/receive emails or notifications for approval. Workflow Mailer Notification via email The following are the key points that need to be […]

Working with Fixed Assets may be challenging for some, but with Oracle’s R11, the process is more user-friendly than ever.  As explained in Week One, R11 now offers Infotiles and Infolets to help make the user’s experience more efficient. Your Asset Management area is now streamlined with a new user interface.  Unlike R10, which was […]

In Cloud ERP implementations, clients typically choose to take advantage of the Fixed Asset application for their financials.  While fixed assets are pretty straight forward, sometimes the transition can be a bit bumpy.  Over the next three weeks, I will provide tips on making this transition smoother. Tip for the week:  A Picture can say […]

I attended Oracle’s 2016 Modern Service Conference in Las Vegas last week. I got to catch up with a lot of friends and colleagues, saw some great demos, and heard some good talks.  So what stuck with me from the conference?   Well, the first three things that come to mind when I think about the […]

The Fusion Oracle Internet Expenses Mobile App has quickly become the most popular aspect of implementing the OIE application. Not only do the users find it to be intuitive and user-friendly, but those that implement the mobile app find it to be a bit of a change of pace, meaning it can actually be fun […]