OAUG Spring 2001 Conference

Press Releases:

OAUG Kicks Off Spring 2001 Conference
Forrester Predicts “Information Technology becoming `External Technology’”
Oracle Applications Customization: ”Avoid at all costs, but you’re going to have to do it.”
Conference Attendees Ask, `Why Isn't Oracle Here?'

Keynote Speeches and Conference Sessions:

Jeremy Young, OAUG President
Ask OAUG session notes.
Bobby Cameron, Forrester Research
Slides from Bobby Cameron's presentation

How British Telecom Keeps Pace With Constantly Changing Business Requirements by Helene Abrams of Crystalize, Inc.
Using Business Intelligence with Oracle's E-Business Suite by David Fuston of Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.
Performance Tuning for the Expert; Now YOU are the Expert by Rich Niemiec of TUSC.
Uncommon Leaders Why Michael Jordan Really Succeeds! by Rich Niemiec of TUSC.
Imaging & Workflow Technology: The Next Generation Shared Service Center by Teresa Osgood of Carlson Companies, Inc.
FSG Reporting Panel by Josh Schuemann of DigiTerra.
Beginner's Guide to Advanced Applications Object Library (AOL) Features by Scott Spivey of CGI Information Systems and Management Consultants.
Enhance Your Oracle Applications Using the CUSTOM Library by Scott Spivey of CGI Information Systems and Management Consultants.
Change Management at Yale University: An Introduction to the OAUG CM SIG.
Release 11 Upgrades Panel moderated by OAUG Board Member Cyndie Sutherland

Pictures from the Conference:

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OAUG Sponsored Sessions

Getting the Most from an OAUG Conference (slides in PDF format)
250 sessions? 15 tracks? And how many thousand people? How can you possibly sort all this out? OAUG Conference agendas can be intimidating, especially to first time attendees. Come to this session for some hints on how to best plan your time and find everything you need.

Getting the Most from Your OAUG Membership (slides in PDF format)
We are more than just a conference. Discover the many benefits of OAUG membership. Learn more about the Oracle Applications Users Group, its organization and objectives, and share your ideas for new benefits the OAUG can provide to you and your organization.

So You Want to Be an OAUG Presenter? (slides in PDF format)
Perhaps you have a good paper idea for the Fall 2001 Conference in San Diego. The competition is tough (fewer than one-third of submitted abstracts are selected), but the rewards are worth the effort. This session will cover brainstorming a topic, writing and abstract and executive summary, deadlines and deliverables, the paper selection process, and tips for writing a paper.