Author: Awais Farooq

  • Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis

    Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis leverages the rich project management functionality of Oracle Projects to facilitate evaluation and collection of projects in a portfolio. It uses financial criteria, strategic goals, and information on available funds to help you evaluate, prioritize, and select the right projects to match your business objectives. It enables you to standardize project…

  • Oracle Daily Business Intelligence for Projects

    Oracle Daily Business Intelligence for Projects delivers aggregate and detail information about the projects in an enterprise directly to the people who need it. Executive managers can use Oracle Daily Business Intelligence for Projects to review information summaries in both graphic and tabular formats and drill down to specific projects and tasks as necessary. Oracle…

  • Oracle Project Collaboration

    Oracle Project Collaboration assists members of global or virtual project teams in the ongoing effort to review and complete project tasks by enabling them to collaborate and communicate with ease. Project teams can also include people from inside and outside an enterprise — each requiring personalized access to project information. Oracle’s integrated, collaborative system enables…

  • Oracle Project Management

    Successful project management requires continuous decision-making in order to meet expected delivery and financial targets. Oracle Project Management gives project managers the visibility and control they need to deliver projects successfully and operate efficiently. It presents project managers with a comprehensive integration of the major elements of project management: plans, progress, issues, changes, documents, effort…

  • Oracle Project Resource Management

    Oracle Project Resource Management manages human resource deployment and capacity for project work. It enables efficient coordination of project resource needs, profitability, and organization utilization through the location and deployment of qualified resources to projects across the enterprise. Oracle Project Resource Management empowers key project stakeholders–such as project managers, resource managers, and staffing managers–to make…

  • Oracle Project Billing

    Oracle Project Billing enables enterprises to simplify customer invoicing, streamline corporate cash flow, and measure the profitability of contract projects. Using configurable accounting rules, Oracle Project Billing extends Oracle Project Costing functionality by processing actual costs, creating corresponding accounting entries for revenue accrual to satisfy corporate finance requirements, and creating customer invoices for project work.…

  • Oracle Project Costing

    Oracle Project Costing provides an integrated cost management solution for all projects and activities within an enterprise. With Project Costing you can manage costs across currency and organizational boundaries. Project Costing also acts as a central repository of project plans and transactions, processes project costs, and creates corresponding accounting entries to satisfy corporate finance requirements.…

  • Omission of articles

    Occasionally, articles are omitted altogether before certain nouns. In these cases, the article is implied but not actually present. This implied article is sometimes called a “zero article.” Often, the article is omitted before a noun that refers to an abstract idea. Look at the following examples: Incorrect: Let’s go out for a dinner tonight. Correct: Let’s go out…

  • Using articles with pronouns

    Possessive pronouns—words like his, my, our, its, her, and their—can help identify whether you’re talking about specific or nonspecific items. As we’ve seen, articles also indicate specificity. But if you use both a possessive pronoun and an article together, readers will become confused. Articles should not be used with pronouns. Consider the examples below: Incorrect: Why are you reading the my book? The and my should not be…

  • Indefinite articles with uncountable nouns

    Uncountable nouns are nouns that are impossible to count, whether because they name intangible concepts (e.g., information, animal husbandry, wealth), collections of things that are considered as wholes (e.g., jewelry, equipment, the working class), or homogeneous physical substances(e.g., milk, sand, air). Although most of these nouns are singular in form, because they refer to things that can’t be isolated and counted, they never…