Oracle OpenWorld 2010
September 19 - 23, 2010
The InterContinental Hotel, Union Square,
San Francisco, CA |
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Overview
SYSTIME will present following sessions:
Listen  to John Schiff (Oracle) and Dale Kaplan (SYSTIME) talk about what JD Edwards customers can expect at Oracle OpenWorld 2010.
Meet us at the JD Edwards Pavilion (kiosk HIJ-009) or the Hyperion Pavilion (kiosk HIH-007) to discuss your challenges.
Sessions
How to get more out of Hyperion Applications for the Wine Industry
Date & Time: Monday, September 20, 2010, 1700 - 1800 PT
Venue: Marriott Marquis, Salon 1
Speaker(s): Kuldeep Singh Yadav, Client Services Manager, SYSTIME
Sanjeev Gupta, Director - Solutions, SYSTIME
Optimum utilization of the capabilities of Oracle's Hyperion applications is always critical for any organization. In this session, you will learn how an organization can create and manage all of its master data and hear about various methods for moving data from your current ERP system into Oracle Hyperion Planning and a management information system (MIS) database. The session covers managing a master data repository in terms of updating master data from a transaction system at a predefined frequency; Hyperion load rules, Hyperion Application Link (HAL) routines, and Excel uploads; and managing HAL process setup in terms of optimization and modifications.
iPad Apps Extending JD Edwards - Making Your Business Better
Date & Time: Tuesday, September 21, 2010, 1330 - 1350 PT
Venue: Moscone West, Booth 3401 - Scene & Be Heard Theater
Speaker(s): Lakshmi Kurapati, Sr. Director - IT Development and Production Support, Mannatech Inc.
Organizations are looking for technology solutions to improve productivity. New devices like the Apple iPad allow users to access information when they wish to. Join this session to find out how a direct marketing company extended their JD Edwards ERP on to the iPad and grew their business faster. In the direct marketing business, adding new associates / business developers is key to success. Using the iPad allows new associates / business developers to be added to the team on the spot in real-time, reducing the risk of missing the opportunity.
Oracle Business Accelerators for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne: Global Implementation
Date & Time: Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 1645 - 1745 PT
Venue: InterContinental, San Francisco, Union Square
Speaker(s): Mark Ippolito, CIO, Drew Marine
In this session, hear how Drew Marine successfully implemented a solution using Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 9.0 in five countries with Oracle Business Accelerators for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Understand the methodology and how the accelerated approach to implementation in multiple countries reduced implementation costs. Get a firsthand view of the complexities of the localization, requirements for integration with other systems, and lessons learned with this approach.
Panel on Global Business: Localization Solutions
Date & Time: Thursday, September 23, 2010, 0900 - 1000 PT
Venue: InterContinental, San Francisco, Union Square
Panel: Jay Krishnamurthy, VP - IT, J. B. Poindexter & Co.
Vera Ingallati, VP - Enterprise Applications, Lafarge
Michael Dove, VP - IT, Weatherford International
Sue Brown, Product Strategy Director, Oracle
In 2010 companies continue the trend of moving into the global arena. Those that do business in more than one country must contend not only with language differences but also with different sets of legislative and regulatory requirements. Attend this panel to learn how different companies are addressing the challenges of globalization and localization.
Unified Operations Center to Optimize Your Infrastructure/SME Capabilities
Date & Time: Thursday, September 23, 2010, 1030 - 1130 PT
Venue: Marriott Marquis, Golden Gate C2
Speaker(s): Anup Joshi, Program Manager, SYSTIME
Lafarge NA managed to optimize its TCO and maintenance of its huge infrastructure by creating a dedicated Global Services Operations Center at SYSTIME's Global Delivery Center. It created an excellent team that monitors all of its infrastructure 24/7. It responds to system- and people-generated alerts and resolves them, providing Level 2 and Level 3 support. This has helped it free up its key resources and subject matter experts (SMEs) for environment improvement and project work, as it no longer spends time responding and resolving day-to-day issues. It now devotes its time and expertise to analyze and resolve problems to avoid recurrence and launch system improvement initiatives. This has dramatically improved the end user experience.
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