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Oracle OpenWorld 2009: Get a Sneak Peek at PeopleSoft Financial Management Solutions
Next month’s Oracle OpenWorld 2009 in San Francisco will include special previews of the upcoming release of Oracle’s PeopleSoft Enterprise Financial Management 9.1 Solutions.
PeopleSoft Enterprise 9.1 is expected to address three key business challenges: increasing productivity, improving business performance, and reducing costs. In addition, planned Financial Management Solutions enhancements will help finance managers support business growth while increasing the organization’s regulatory compliance and oversight capabilities, says John Webb, Oracle vice president of PeopleSoft Enterprise product strategy.
“The focus of Financial Management Solutions in Release 9.1 is to streamline and automate critical tasks, such as the period end close, and to automate activity monitoring for greater visibility into cash assets and their allocations,” he adds.
Among the Oracle OpenWorld presentations dedicated to the new financial capabilities are:
- PeopleSoft Financial Management Solutions 9.1 Overview/Sneak Peek at Post-9.1, which will summarize the benefits of the applications for finance managers
- More Automation and Control! PeopleSoft General Ledger 9.1 Automates Period Close, a session that will focus on period close, a critical area of financial management
- Better Mileage in Travel and Expense: PeopleSoft Expenses 9.1 Takes Control in Uncertain Times, will preview the new iPhone application Oracle iReceipts, which manages cash transactions directly from your iPhone
- Two sessions devoted to maximizing cash resources—Reduce Liabilities Through the Power of PeopleSoft Payables and PeopleSoft eSettlements 9.1 and Is the Balance Sheet Too Risky? Let PeopleSoft Billing and PeopleSoft Receivables 9.1 Help.
More Information:
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