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The Rise product team has been hard at work on a number of new features that we will be showcasing at the Microsoft Ignite conference coming up September 26-30th in Atlanta, GA. I thought it would be fun to give you a sneak peak of some of these new features in the Rise Feature Showcase. In this […]

When adding project details to a Purchase Order, it’s possible that the following errors may appear: These errors appear once the user attempts to save or validate the PO and also cause the PO Charge Account that was chosen for each line to disappear and become disabled. When the user goes back to review/edit the […]

In this blog post, I’ll explain how you can use Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) to extract data from the Salesforce cloud and thereby perform detailed Analysis / Reporting in order to make better decisions. Prerequisites Salesforce Developer Edition account to access the Salesforce data. JDBC driver to interact with Salesforce from ODI. Get this from https://www.progress.com/datadirect-connectors Download Cloud […]

We all know one of the best parts about attending Dreamforce will be visiting the Cloud Expo in Moscone South to score some of the best swag! From hunting for the coziest t-shirts and hoodies, newest tech gadgets, funniest stress ball designs, and of course, entering for a chance to win a jaw-dropping grand prize (like Apttus’s car giveaway last year), be […]

As much as they are disruptors of sorts, traditional banks view robo-advisors as healthy. They represent a challenge for incumbents, one that will ultimately result in better customer experiences. Financial institutions believe that the foundation of what they do is not going to go away; however, it puts pressure on them to focus on the […]

Every organization in every industry comes with a unique set of challenges. On one hand, there are technology professionals don’t need to manage as many complexities for a higher education or retail business while the other side sits financial and healthcare staff wrangling with the day-to-day challenges of regulation and compliance. As more organizations make […]

In Oracle R11, there is a redesigned Expenses work area with five infotiles: Expense Items, Expense Reports, Approvals, Cash Advances, and Trips.  As it is in most of the other Financial areas, each infotile has a drill-down detailed view for the user. The Expense Items infotile shows all expense items that are not included in […]

Ever run into a problem when working with Oracle Cloud’s R11 Project Financial Management software when you go to run the “Edit Project Performance Data” process and nothing happens, nothing gets updated?  Well, there may be an easy and simple fix to that. There are certain steps to make sure you’ve completed to make this […]

“To stay relevant, financial advisors are recognizing that technology has to be a big piece of their pitch to this generation.” That statement came from a CNBC article that discussed the critical role technology plays in the financial services industry. The author, Ilana Polyak, points to a recent report from Fidelity, which indicates that financial […]

Publishing information, like who published what and when they published it, isn’t readily available in the Sitecore item information. To find this information we typically have to look into the log.* files. A client requested that publish date and publish author be added to the item information. To accomplish this I found 2 very helpful […]

Workflows in Sitecore are an integral part of the content approval process. The email notification action is an important part of that process, in that it lets content approvers know that something is waiting for their attention. Out-of-the-box implementations of the notification actions only support a single email address to receive the messages. This can […]

To the average consumer, applications have become an integral of everyday life. Interaction with technologies over the past decade have shifted tremendously from desktop to mobile, including tablets and smartphones. While there isn’t much to notice besides shifting user interfaces and interaction, there is a lot happening in the back-end, much of which is up […]