I have been always a PeopleSoft fan and till this day, I am still a strong believer that PeopleSoft is still a viable solution and continues to stay very competitive in the software industry for a long time.
In most cases, many software as old as Peoplesoft is near to its retirement or had retired by now. Why? when software reaches its development lifecycle, the product is becoming stagnant and soon become disposable and replaceable. I am glad that PeopleSoft is NOT on the disposable list. Oracle is still committed to PeopleSoft to enhance and deliver more powerful features and business functionality. I think that's a really good news to PeopleSoft community.
Let's hear what Paco Aubrejuan, Senior Vice President has got to say regarding these key items below.
What is a future of PeopleSoft?
What is Oracle commitment on PeopleSoft products?
Why should you look into deploying your PeopleSoft instances to Oracle Public Cloud?
Why should you jump onto PeopleSoft 9.2 with fluid deliverables and selective adoption model?
In most cases, many software as old as Peoplesoft is near to its retirement or had retired by now. Why? when software reaches its development lifecycle, the product is becoming stagnant and soon become disposable and replaceable. I am glad that PeopleSoft is NOT on the disposable list. Oracle is still committed to PeopleSoft to enhance and deliver more powerful features and business functionality. I think that's a really good news to PeopleSoft community.
Let's hear what Paco Aubrejuan, Senior Vice President has got to say regarding these key items below.
What is a future of PeopleSoft?
What is Oracle commitment on PeopleSoft products?
Why should you look into deploying your PeopleSoft instances to Oracle Public Cloud?
Why should you jump onto PeopleSoft 9.2 with fluid deliverables and selective adoption model?
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