One of the reasons I love working at Huron is the emphasis on Change Management for a successful Oracle Cloud implementation. Our Change Management team and the culture they help create, is a big part of each successful go live, whether the client is in higher education, healthcare, commercial or manufacturing. Traditionally, this involves delivering …
Approvals are a sticky topic during an implementation, and the struggle doesn’t go away quickly once you are live. The first thing users want to do is figure out how to buy their stuff, and the approvals is one of the more frustrating parts of this process as the requester sends it off into the …
Recently a few different opportunities have surfaced around data collection during the requisition, procurement and payment processes. Oracle provides some unique tools at each stage that can help. At the Requisition level, you can set up DFFs, at the Header or Line level, and even control whether these flow down to the Purchase Order automatically. …
As an ERP implementer, while there is huge value I bring based on my experience working in a variety of industries and across multiple modules, I still have to stay current on certifications. Oracle Cloud brings new features to market four times a year, and each client may make use of a different mix of …
To many people, par is just the target number of attempts for each hole in a game of mini golf, but to those in healthcare inventory manage, PAR means so much more. Periodic Automated Replenishment, the method of restocking the items in a PAR location, has many functions in common with Min/Max inventory management. It …
Authored by: Michael Gibby and Bill Anderson, CPA Throughout an implementation project, the users of a new system are often eagerly anticipating the transformative ‘go-live’ day when their operational challenges will be resolved, as if by magic. However, following this milestone, the organization may still find itself faced with low user adoption and a support …
Inventory is the lifeblood of many companies, and inaccurate inventory can cripple even the most profitable supply chain. Businesses of any moderate size employ counting processes to keep the inventory accurate, usually splitting them into Physical Inventories and Cycle Counts, as separate functions. Oracle Cloud offers comprehensive tools for both, but many implementers do not …
Oracle Fusion: Cycle Counting vs. Physical Inventories Read More »
If a business isn’t currently cycle counting their inventory, then they probably have a goal of switching from a single, arduous annual Physical Inventory to the simpler Cycle Count process. Where almost all businesses fail is by focusing far more time and energy on reporting the values, and not enough on improving the processes that …