Conference 2010

Jump on the Oracle Service Bus - Destination: A Hosted Procurement Solution

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The University of Canterbury needed better compliance and increased efficiency in the procure-to-pay business process. To achieve this, a web hosted supplier catalogue solution was adopted and integrated to Oracle Purchasing. The project had to be implemented quickly but the integration had to be extremely robust. A perfect opportunity for some ‘SOA adoption’, but what does this mean and how do you do it?

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15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Greg Fookes and Lynne O'Donoghue
Organization: 
Hewlett Packard NZ and University of Canterbury
Website: 
HP
Presenter: 
Greg Fookes and Lynne O'Donoghue
Presenter Biography: 

Lynne O’Donoghue has been managing the Oracle eBusiness Suite for the University of Canterbury for ten years, and over that time has
implemented a number of applications to extend the use and usability of the system. Lynne is an advocate for users sharing their knowledge and
experiences, with many of her projects enhanced from the wisdom of others.
Greg Fookes is a consultant from the Business Consulting Group of HP. He has extensive Oracle Applications experience gained from implementations for
a wide variety of clients in multiple sectors in New Zealand, Australia, Asia, Europe and North America. He has covered many project areas including system architecture, functional implementation, technical design and development, and project management.

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A Series of Case Studies Demonstrating Procure to Pay Process

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health Alliance offer shared core business services functioning within a vision of centres of excellence. It is their aim to be the first choice in service provision for New Zealand healthcare providers.
Hosted currently on their 11.5.9 instance of Oracle are Counties Manakau District Health Board, Waitemata District Health Board, and Taranaki District Health Board. These implementations support the delivery of financials, supply chain, and procurement services.

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15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Karen Broad
Author Job Title: 
Solution Architect
Organization: 
healthAlliance
Presenter: 
Karen Broad
Presenter Biography: 

Karen is a solution Architect in the Business Solutions team within healthAlliance. healthAlliance is a shared service organisation providing
non-clinical shared services to the district health boards. Karen has more than 20 years experience in the health sector and for the last 7 years has been providing solutions using Oracle e-business suite. Karen's specialty is in procure to pay, supply chain, inventory and health catalogues. Karen has a passion for creating process efficiency using the Oracle technology and creating the enthusiam with users to use it.

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Report Manager for FSG’s in R12, Farewell ADI Toolbar

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Learn how to stop unexpected changes to key Row and Column Sets by making them read only for most users. Learn about the new Report Repository and a practical example of how one site has implemented this. Submit FSG’s from the new form and view them in Spreadsheet, HTML or Acrobat. Provide some practical options on using the new FSG template format, its pitfalls and potential. Understand the profile options and configure the reports to provide drilldown to source transactions.

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Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
James Hoskins
Author Job Title: 
Director
Organization: 
Aspire Corporation Limited
Presenter: 
James Hoskins
Presenter Biography: 

James has run Aspire for over 12 years specialising in Oracle Financials Training and consulting. He has presented at Oracle User Group conferences in San Diego as well as many NZ Conferences.

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Tips and Best Practices for DBA’s

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A vibrant session with “Real Tips” for real world daily database problems a DBA could find. Here you will learn how to improve your productivity, how to solve some real DBA problems and also learn several tips to help you to become a successful DBA. This session is based on some of the most frequent question I’m asked on my blog and during my presentations.

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Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Francisco Munoz Alvarez & Horacio Miranda
Organization: 
Database Integrated Solutions
Website: 
DBIS
Presenter: 
Francisco Munoz Alvarez & Horacio Miranda
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Developing an iphone App in Oracle ADF in 50min

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Oracle Application Development Framework provides multiple client deployment options. This presentation will showcase some of the features of building applications and specifically for mobile devices using the Oracle ADF framework, with hands on approach to see the features introduced in the 11g ADF release.
In this interactive demo session, I will build a mobile phone application (targeted at iphones) in 45 minutes using Oracle Application Development Framework 11g.

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Publish Date: 
15 Mar 2010
Author/Owner: 
Jon Gooding
Organization: 
Oracle
Presenter: 
Jon Gooding
Presenter Biography: 

Biography Jon Gooding has over 10 years experience in the IT industry and is currently a Principle Presales Consultant within the ANZ Fusion Middleware
team. He has been working with Oracle products since 1997 and has held various roles including Support, Developer, DBA, Solutions Architect and Technical
Presales. Prior to Oracle, Jon was the Australian Oracle User Group Queensland State President, and responsible for organising and presenting at many AUSOUG related events.
In his variety of roles, Jon has been involved in the implementation and
architecture of various Oracle technologies including the Oracle Database,
Oracle Application Server and associated components.

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