Oracle Project Management (PJT) upgrade at NPL

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Oracle Project Management (PJT) upgrade at NPL

Requirement

NPL already had an Oracle Projects solution using the Projects Costing and Billing modules. They wanted to take advantage of the functionality within the Project Management module.

Solution

Prōject upgraded NPL’s solution to take advantage of the Oracle Project Management (PJT) module. They added functionality while ensuring that the existing processes were not compromised.

Claire Moore, Oracle Project Manager, National Physical Laboratory

“In April 2008, Prōject helped NPL successfully implement Oracle Project Management onto our existing e-Business Suite application with minimal disruption to the business. The Prōject consultant, knew the application extremely well and was able to utilise standard features of the application in an innovative manner to allow us to fulfil the business requirements without customisation. His functional and technical knowledge of the Projects modules was fundamental to the successful implementation of Project Management.”

Related clients:

National Physical Laboratory

Related services:

Project Portfolio Management (PPM)

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