Oracle Project Costing (eBusiness Suite R12) for Business Teams

Overview:

Oracle Project Costing creates a single, up-to-date view of all your project costs by streamlining the collection of raw costs from multiple enterprise applications, seamlessly applying overhead costs, and creating accurate and timely accounting entries for your finance department.

In this course, you will see how Oracle Project Costing collaborates with other Oracle Financial applications like Payables, Purchasing, and General Ledger. You will learn how to set up projects for your organization, work breakdown structures, and how to get them funded and ready for project activity. We will cover how transactions flow through projects, how the costing, accounting, and period-end processing work, and touch on some of the project billing process as well.

Course Content:

In this course topics to be covered are:

·         Section 1: Get the lay of the land

·         Section 2: Prepare and set up your project

·         Section 3: Anatomy of a project

·         Section 4: Agreements and funding

·         Section 5: Create a budget for your project

·         Section 6: All about cost burdens

·         Section 7 Processing transactions

·         Section 8 Seeing your project transactions

·         Section 9 Closing the month in oracle projects

Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

·         Learn and understand how to comfortably navigate within the application

·         Do all the core functions in the projects module

·         Run all core reports that are important for understanding and administering and managing projects in Oracle

·         Get a project set up and ready so that it can start accepting transactions

·         Process the transactions to calculate costs and revenue for the project

Who Will Benefit: 

This course is suited for those who are looking to implement or improve their competency in the Oracle eBusiness Suite who tend to be in the role of:

·         Project Administrators and Coordinators

·         Contract Administrators

·         Project Managers

·         Business Unit Managers that care about the health of organizational projects

·         Financial and IT Business Analysts

·         Internal Auditors