| Publisher | Oracle | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 103.1KB PDF | Date added | 01 Apr 2007 |
| Topics | Supply Chain Management, Database Management | ||
| Downloads | 50 | ||
This whitepaper provides an overview of the release 9 enhancements in the PeopleSoft Supply Chain Management applications. Oracle has been working with numerous customers and user groups to identify and prioritize critical new features in these solutions that will help organizations address current challenges and goals. New capabilities are primarily focused on making key business and compliance processes more efficient, enabling industry best practices, and delivering a superior ownership experience.
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