This course will arm students with the things they need to know to successfully manage an Oracle E-Business Suite implementation project. It will cover project management best practices for all phases of the EBS project lifecycle.
If you're a project manager that is new to E-Business Suite project management, this course is for you. We will highlight why an EBS project is so special and so very different. If you're already an EBS project manager looking for some tips and guidelines to make your future projects even more successful, this course will address your goals as well.
After completion of this course, you'll be ready to get started planning your project and you'll know what to expect and look out for during the project lifecycle to ensure the success of your project.
Course Goals
To provide students with a solid understanding of Project Management best practices for Oracle E-Business Suite implementations.
To help project managers understand how managing an E-Business Suite project is different from other projects.
To complete group break-out sessions and exercises in an interactive, instructor-led environment.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of project management concepts
Who Should Attend?
EBS Project Managers
Project Managers new to EBS implementations
Course Materials
Student Handbook
Duration
Two (2) days
Course Outline
Methodology Overview
Apps Methodologies vs. Waterfall or Agile Methodologies
Project Charter
Why is it so critical?
Defining Critical Success Factors
Defining Quality Criteria for the implementation
Project Planning for E-Business Suite
Plan Evolution, Iteration and Maturation
Project Blue Prints - Why they are so important for EBS
Typical Apps Methodology and Project Phases
Defining the Team Structure
Functional vs. Technical Groups
Business Process Flow Oriented Groups
Executive Team and Leadership to Drive Project Success
Risk Management
Common E-Business Suite Risks
Risk Monitoring
Risk Reporting
Reporting Project Status
Key Things to Monitor
How and What to Report on for an EBS Implementation Project
Scope Management
Map and Gap Analysis
Vanilla vs. Customization
Who is Responsible for Monitoring and Managing Scope?
Managing Organizational Change
Organizational Change Management Plan
Monitoring for Resistance - How to Identify when it's Occurring