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  • Service Performance Insight, Professional Services Performance Pillars (PDF)
    (Publication: May 2008)
    SPI Research has conducted extensive research on the performance metrics for Professional Services Organisation and identified five core "Performance Pillars" that can be analyzed and used to measure future success.
  • Forrester, Trends 2008: Project-Based Solutions (PDF)
    (Publication: February 2008)
    Vendors such as Oracle move toward a convergent vision and expand their solution footprints to address program/product management, service delivery automation, internal governance, and asset/facility management.
  • Nucleus Research, ROI Case Study: Siebel CRM On Demand Equifax (PDF)
    (Publication: December 2007)
    Equifax deployed Siebel CRM On Demand to support a standardized sales process and consistent global reporting, increasing sales and management productivity to drive greater profitability. The ROI was 392% and the payback, 10 months.
  • Service Performance Insight, Oracle Applications for the Professional Services Sector: Focused, Committed, and Growing (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2007)
    Through a combination of development, acquisitions and partnerships, Oracle is rapidly emerging as both an up-market and midmarket leader in business applications for the Professional Services sector.
  • SPIview, Oracle Profile (PDF)
    (Publication: June 2007)
    Oracle, founded in 1977 sits atop the leader board in terms of market penetration in professional services organizations. As a result of the supplier's acquisition spree over the past three years it now boasts several leading ERP solutions for the Professional Services sector: Oracle eBusiness Suite, PeopleSoft Enterprise Service Automation, and both JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and JD Edwards World.
  • Forrester, Introducing Project-Based Solutions (PDF)
    (Publication: June 2007)
    Forrester's inaugural coverage of project-based software solutions (PBS) identifies a new category of software designed to manage and support project-based business processes, provides a business justification for PBS, and assesses the key vendors and their solutions. Oracle EBS, JD Edwards, and PeopleSoft Enterprise is covered in this report.

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  • AMR, Logistics Management: Recapture the Economies of Scale Lost to Globalization (PDF)
    (Publication: February 2008)
    Electrolux chose Oracle Transportation Management as the technology platform for the project. In the first year of implementation, the company has seen an accumulated net savings of several percent of transportation cost. Beyond that, Electrolux feels that the additional visibility it gains from managing transportation cooperatively will lead to reductions of inventory and higher distribution-center efficiency.
  • The Forrester Wave: Transportation Management Solutions, Q1 2008 (PDF)
    (Publication: February 2008)
    Oracle Leads With A Wide Breadth Of Offerings And Impressive Market Momentum
  • Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Transportation Management Systems, 2007
    (Publication: January 2008)
  • IDC, Oracle OpenWorld 2007: Application Assimilation (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2007)
    IDC's newsletter highlights some announcements made at Oracle OpenWorld.
  • Andrews Consulting Group, Land O'Lakes Reaps Big Benefits with Oracle Transportation Management (PDF)
    (Publication: July 2007)
    Now that Oracle has a robust transportation management product, many JD Edwards users could benefit from deploying the solution and integrating it with their current applications.
  • ARCWire, Oracle Warehouse Management Release 12 (PDF)
    (Publication: April 2007)
    The new solution has made several improvements that will make the manager of a Distribution Center happy. However, the most significant news around WMS for this release is Oracle's new ability to support heavy process manufactuirng verticals, like Chemicals and Metals. In comparing new releases of ERP WMS solutions to best of breed solutions, this analyst continues to be struck with the greater support for the warehouse attached to the factory, and the end to end lot traceability that the ERP style WMS solutions provide.
  • Oracle—A Much More Competitive Offering for Global Supply Chains (PDF)
    Distribution rights expire November 2007 (Publication: November 2006)
    Oracle's execution thus far for supply chain points to a very deliberate strategy to invest aggressively in supply chain innovation. The influence of customer councils for both discrete and process manufacturing sectors in prioritizing needs has been transferred to an action plan. Manufacturers are well advised to observe how Release 12 and Fusion start to come together as well as how as how Oracle has clearly raised the bar in offering more compelling supply chain technology!
  • ARC, Oracle OpenWorld 2006 - A Truly Overwhelming Event (PDF)
    (Publication: November 2006)
    ARC focused its time on presentations and meetings related to Supply Chain Management and Logistics. Overall, the event was very productive and informative. We heartily recommend that users attend future Oracle events.
  • AMR, Giant Eagle and Kraft: A Successful Joint Value Creation (PDF)
    (Publication: August 2006)
    Joint value stream discussions all too often become about shifting costs versus rethinking processes to improve joint value. In this case study, two partners, Giant Eagle and Kraft, rolled up their sleeves to apply the principles from the Toyota Production System (TPS) to rethink replenishment processes to reduce out of stocks. Oracle's G-Log product is featured.
  • Oracle Transportation Management Announced: Ambitions Remain High (PDF)
    Distribution rights do not expire (Published February 2006)
    Oracle is giving the G-Log solution, now called "Oracle Transportation Management," the technical, development, and sales attention it requires to continue being a leading Tier 1 transportation management system.

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