Posted on December 31, 2007 by David Haimes
Goodbye 2007, its been good, but all good things come to an end. I’m working at home and I’m looking out from my desk to where the San Francisco fireworks will be in about seven hours time. That big green tower wasn’t there this time last year, which might spoil the view [...]
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Posted on December 30, 2007 by David Haimes
So this is the time of the year when every media outlet takes a break from creating real content and creates top lists of anything they can think of from the past year and why should I be any different? Letterman has a whole team of writers that help him do this all year [...]
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Posted on December 20, 2007 by David Haimes
The One Laptop per Child program has had somewhat of a rocky ride, it was envisaged that they would cost $100 and be made available to all school age children in developing countries. However they’re costing $200 and the orders have not been flooding in from the governments of developing countries. They’re [...]
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Posted on December 17, 2007 by David Haimes
In Oracle Ebusiness Suite 11i, the Legal Entity is tied closely to a set of books and operating Unit, so your Legal Structure has to be defined in the way you set up your apps partitions (OU, Set of Books etc.). In R12 financials breaks away from that with the introduction of the Legal [...]
Filed under: Oracle Financials, Oracle Intercompany | Tagged: Legal Entity, Legal Entity Configurator, Oracle Financials, R12 | 2 Comments »
Posted on December 15, 2007 by David Haimes
My primary reason for starting this blog was to discuss issues customers asked me a lot at about at Open World and on various forums. My rationale being that if I blog about our products we might help people understand them and a) Make informed choices implementing them, get more value from them [...]
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Posted on December 11, 2007 by David Haimes
The short answer is sort of. Which is not much help to anyone, hopefully you will have a few moments to read on and I can explain myself. This post assumes that you understand the relationship between Legal Entities and Ledgers which I discussed in an earlier post.
In R12, a new [...]
Filed under: Oracle Financials, Oracle Intercompany | Tagged: EBS, Legal Entities, Legal Entity, Legal Entity Configurator, Operating Unit, Oracle EBS, Oracle Financials | 8 Comments »
Posted on December 8, 2007 by David Haimes
I was surprised that my pondering if Oracle was cool again got so much attention, the piece from Tim DiChiara turning around my comment to ask if Oracle is as cutting edge and risk taking as google I think was intentionally provocative, but I’ll bite.
So what do Google and Oracle do, where do they make [...]
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Posted on December 6, 2007 by David Haimes
Leslie posted some excellent comments, which touched on the exchange rates to use on intercompany transactions, a very interesting and complex topic. I have discussed this at length with Seamus Moran many times, he has educated and enlightened me and I use an example of his here.
Consider Top Hat Global Corp
The group reports [...]
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Posted on December 5, 2007 by David Haimes
In R12 the Advanced Global Intercompany System was introduced and one of the main goals was to make the reconciliation process more efficient. Intercompany is often the top barrier to a fast period close, because you have to be sure you eliminated it all to zero, so your parent company does not report a [...]
Filed under: AGIS, Oracle Financials, Oracle Intercompany | Tagged: AGIS, BI Publisher, Intercompany, Oracle Intercompany, XML Publisher | 13 Comments »
Posted on December 3, 2007 by David Haimes
I have an Intercompany group on Oracle Mix and I want to invite all readers of this blog to join and start posting ideas, discussions and also sharing experiences.
It doesn’t have to be specific to Oracel products, it could be ideas for new features, better collateral or whatever you want to start discussions about and [...]
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