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Oracle Projects

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NEW First Release Version: 12.0

Oracle Projects Introduction

Oracle Projects is an activity based accounting system within the Oracle Financial Applications.

R 12i Oracle Projects New Features

Oracle Projects R12i New Features
  1. Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis
  2. Workplan Definition Enhancements
  3. Deliverables Management
  4. Workplan and Staffing Plan Integration
  5. Progress Management Enhancements
  6. Budgeting and Forecasting Enhancements
  7. Issue and Change Management Enhancements
  8. Performance Exceptions Reporting
  9. Earned Value Management
  10. Program Management
  11. Oracle Project Resource Management
  12. Oracle Project Collaboration
  13. Financial Architectural Enhancements
  14. Oracle Project Costing
    • Expense Allocations
    • Oracle Subledger Accounting
    • Multi-Org Access Control
    • Standardized Data Model for Multiple Reporting Currencies
    • Budgetary Controls and Public Sector Accounting
    • Oracle Purchasing and Oracle Payables Integration
    • Tools for Oracle Payables and Oracle Grants Accounting Reconciliation
  15. Oracle Project Billing
    • Integration with Oracle E-Business Tax
    • Invoice Method at Top Task
    • Billing Review in a New Interface
    • Invoice Line-Level Write-Off
  16. Oracle Project Foundation Enhancements
  17. Daily Business Intelligence Enhancements

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Projects Setup Oracle Projects Set up Steps
Project Accounting Project Accounting is an activity based accounting system within the Oracle Financial Applications. The Project Accounting Structures are derived from the Internal Management and Reporting Requirements.
Project Foundation Common information shared across the Projects Applications
Project Costing XXX
Project Billing XXX
Project Contracts Oracle Project Contracts supports the contract management functionality of budgetary constraints, contract margins, flowdown of contract information to subcontractors, and prioritization of deliverables of commercial and government contractors, agencies, and subcontractors.
Project Resource Management XXX
Project Management XXX
Portfolio Analysis XXX
Projects Workflow XXX
Subledger Accounting NEW Subledger Accounting is a new feature which enhances the functionality in Oracle General Ledger Applications by defining how journal entries are generated from Subledger transactions at the Subledger Accounting application level. The options are set up for the Primary and Secondary Ledgers only and are entered through the General Ledger's Accounting Setup Manager. A Set of Books in Release 11 is now a Ledger with its own Ledger Set in Release 12. Subledger Accounting creates the accounting like the earlier Release 11i Oracle Accounting Engine created the accounting.

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Related Links: OracleEBusinessTax, PortfolioAnalysis, ProjectAccounting, ProjectBilling, ProjectContracts, ProjectCosting, ProjectFoundation, ProjectManagement, ProjectManagementSuite, ProjectResourceManagement, ProjectsSetup, ProjectsWorkflow

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