Oracle Thought Leadership |
Speaking Engagement: ASUG+Sapphire, May
15, 2006 at Orlando, FL
Session: Customer Forecasting Solutions with SAP APO
Speakers: Mr. John Vaughan, Gillette and
Mr. Raghu Mahalingam, Patni Computer Systems
Abstract: Both retailers and manufacturers are chasing
the consumers. In today's world of wide internet highways,
powerful data warehouses and large retailers you must learn
not only where the Consumer is buying but also how the Retailer's
are trying to feed them. The best Consumer Product Goods companies
are rapidly developing a POS Forecasting capability, combined
with Promotional Planning and inventory analysis to not only
simulate and understand their customers but to influence them
into buying smarter and getting leaner.
Three things that attendees will learn:
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Understanding the largest customers in your business
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Once you prove you understand your large customers,
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Technology and Global partners are ready to help you
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Speaking Engagement: OAUG Collaborate
06, April 23–27, 2006
Session: Streamlined Collections with iPayments
Speaker: Ms. Carolyn L'Engle Gutierrez,
Treasurer, Implant Innovations Inc.
Co-Speaker: Patni Computer Systems
Abstract: 3i offers one
of implant dentistry’s most comprehensive lines of implants
and abutments. Oracle iPayment implementation soothed all
worries at 3i towards processing hundreds of credit card transactions
done daily. It provided immense scalability to operations
taking care of future business growth.
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Speaking Engagement: Oracle Applications
Forum, Brussels, Feb 16, 2006
Session: CRM and Customer Data Hub –
Is there a link?
Speaker: Mr. Eric Cramer, Vice President,
Patni Benelux
Abstract: We all know that to get a 360 degree
view of the customer, we need to have a unified view of the
customer across the organization. However, most organizations
have multiple and diverse systems to meet their specific business
needs and each if them maintains their own "view"
of the customer. Using its experience in providing such solutions
to customers, in this presentation Patni will identify some
of the business scenarios where the organization can reap
benefits of a consolidated customer data base, and some of
the common challenges that they are likely to face in doing
so.
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Speaking Engagement: Oracle
Applications and Technology Symposium, Chicago, Oct 27, 2005
Session: CRM and Customer Data Hub –
Is there a link?
Speaker: Srikanth PV
Abstract: It is well known that to get a
360 degree view of the customer, it is necessary to have a
unified view of the customer across the organization. However,
most organizations have multiple and diverse systems to meet
their specific business needs and each if them maintains their
own "view" of the customer. Using its experience
in providing such solutions to customers, Patni will identify
some of the business scenarios where organizations can reap
the benefits of a consolidated customer database, and some
of the common challenges that they are likely to face in doing
so.
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Speaking Engagement: OAUG eLearning Session,
Oct 25, 2005. To be relayed as a Webcast at 0900 EST
Session: iProcurement – Key to Speedy
Processing
Speaker: Adesh Shenoy
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Speaking Engagement: Atlanta OAUG Chapter
Meeting, Oct 21, 2005
Session: iProcurement- Key to Speedy Processing
Speaker: Ms. Seema Sharma, Patni
Consultant
Abstract: When one of the worlds’ largest
stock exchanges wanted to streamline its procurement process
it selected Oracle iProcurement to automate the process. The
key objective of the Oracle iProcurement implementation was
to reduce the time it took for purchasing agents to convert
a requisition into Purchase Order. The company wanted to leverage
the well-accepted web shopping models used by leading consumer
websites; provide express checkout for its frequent users;
provide a streamlined process that eliminated paper submissions
of requisitions and automated the approval process. It also
wanted the solution to tightly integrate the procurement system
with its Oracle Financials implementation. Patni assisted
the company in its iProcurement implementation. While presenting
this case study Patni will share the benefits of the iProcurement
solution, the typical challenges that an organization might
face and the best practices that Patni has developed for iProcurement
implementations.
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