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Oracle Hyperion Profitability and Cost Management supports the core requirements of the Healthcare Insurance industry and provides value for a broad range of use cases. For core profitability management, HPCM helps managers gain visibility and understanding of the cost to service different healthcare plans, group business and members. It helps provide an accurate understanding of profitability by member segment, […]

In keeping with our Rockstar theme at the SharePoint Conference we asked folks “If SharePoint was a Song, What Song would it be, and Why?  Check out the answers below. What do you think?  Which answer was your favorite?  

This is the final part of a series discussing impacts for tax processing when upgrading from 11i to R12. Part IV will identify some issues and considerations of the tax upgrade. Because of the new data structures, tax lines associated with migrated transactions need to include data values for the new data structures and are […]

Rick Taylor stopped by the Perficient booth at last week’s SharePoint Conference and told me about the SharePoint 2013 feature he is most excited about. Can you guess which one?   Which SharePoint 2013 feature are you most excited about?

Perficient colleague Rich Wood shared his SharePoint Rockstar story with me at last week’s SharePoint Conference. Not surprisingly it had a Social and a blogging tie-in. Check it out!     You can read Rich’s blog posts here. What’s your SharePoint Rockstar story?

Last week at the SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas, I had the opportunity to catch up with a number of SharePoint Community Rockstars who shared their insight on a variety of topics.  I’ll be sharing the videos of those discussions over the coming weeks. It seems fitting that we should begin with Mark Miller of […]

This is the third part of a series discussing impacts for tax processing when upgrading from 11i to R12. Part III will identify naming characteristics and potential issues of migrated tax components. The migration programs incorporate a naming convention for 11i components to fit into the R12 structures. Regime naming is based on the Operating […]

    An organizations center of excellence may begin as an “informal body” comprised of experienced and knowledgeable personnel from the practice, but over time, the COE should get additional powers on the basis of noted contributions to successful projects and receive additional funding to expand the scope of its operations. The following are the […]

My colleague Martin Ridgway recently posted on how your web site’s performance is important to the user experience. Of course this is true for WebSphere Portal sites as well, so I wanted to steal…er, leverage his recommendations and elaborate with some specifics on how we see those implemented within WebSphere Portal sites. Before I go […]

This is the second part of a series discussing impacts for tax processing when upgrading from 11i to R12. Part II will address how Receivables tax components are migrated. Tax Codes and Tax Groups in 11i Receivables will be migrated in the same manner as those in 11i Payables. A Regime will be created for […]

This week 10,000 SharePoint enthusiasts converged in Las Vegas to learn the latest and greatest about the product. Back on the east coast, I tuned in to the SharePoint Conference through social media (you can listen to the keynote here). From what it sounded like on Twitter (hashtag #SPC12), much of the talk at SharePoint Conference […]

In the throes of a big ERP implementation of Oracle R12 and evaluating business processes and key features, it is easy to overlook the importance of valid addresses for customer sites, supplier sites, and internal locations. Obviously, a valid address is important for physical logistics when identifying a location for delivery or shipment of goods […]