You know Oracle is continuing to invest in PeopleSoft by regularly, delivering new applications features and functions. In this session, Rebekah Jackson, Vice President for PeopleSoft, shares an overall view of some of the most recent and significant application enhancements. Rebekah will discuss the drivers behind the hundreds of new features and enhancements delivered in the current PeopleSoft offering and share a sneak-peak into what's currently in development and planned for the PeopleSoft roadmap. You'll leave this session knowing how Oracle's continuous innovation for PeopleSoft is positively impacting customers and how customers can engage with Oracle to impact the roadmap, help prioritize investments, and collaborate with the PeopleSoft community.

In this session Paco Aubrejuan, Oracle Senior Vice President and Marc Weintraub, Vice President Product Strategy have an interactive discussion about PeopleSoft. Paco and Marc will discuss ongoing investment in PeopleSoft, long-term support and specific opportunities customers can take advantage of to maximize their PeopleSoft investments.

PS 9.2 essentially changed the way PeopleSoft implementations should be run.
The Continuous Delivery Model rolled out by PeopleSoft has far more implications than no more upgrades. It requires IT organizations to look at its relationship to their business partners and the need for it to act more like a cloud provider rather than an order taker.This includes new teams to manage configuration, explore new and changed functionality and the redefining process to match delivered functionality.

This session will present a case study of City of Henderson’s recent dual upgrade of their existing PeopleSoft Human Capital Management (HCM) and Financials & Supply Chain (FSCM) applications from versions 9.1 and PeopleTools 8.53, to versions 9.2 and PeopleTools 8.55.

The University of Nebraska started a proof of concept for moving local infrastructure to the Oracle Cloud. Part of that effort is to compare performance results from our on-premise environment to the Oracle Cloud.

We will look at how to leverage Elasticsearch for developing smarter and faster applications. Elasticsearch aids in creating, deploying and maintaining search indexes for PeopleSoft applications; it has been available as of PeopleTools 8.55.11, and it replaces secure enterprise search.

The Fluid user interface is an evolutionary UI experience that adjusts an application’s resolution depending on the user’s device making it PC as well as mobile-friendly. Fluid makes use of standard web development standards like CSS3, JavaScript and HTML 5.0 to develop applications.

We share how Intermountain implemented and optimized Fluid to create a great end-user experience and improve productivity.

With all health insurance carriers having to accept the 834 format, you would think delivering health insurance enrollment and maintenance data would be easy, right? Not really. Although the format itself is standard, meaning all record types and properties are classified in the same way, the information contained within the properties can differ from carrier to carrier.