Come to the UKOUG PeopleSoft Roadshow April 19, 2017
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The UK Oracle User Group PeopleSoft Roadshow is nearly upon us. It’s my favourite PeopleSoft event in the UK’s calendar as you know that everyone there has a focus on PeopleSoft and the agenda is always really strong.
It’s 26th April (yes, a week today!) in the Crowne Plaza, London – the same as last time, which was a great venue.
Oracle US Speakers
In terms of Oracle speakers, we’re spoiled this year with both Marc Weintraub and Julie Alonso presenting.
Marc Weintraub
Pretty much everyone should know Marc by now, and he’s always good value. He’s giving multiple sessions including a PeopleSoft Update, Modernising with Fluid, Fully Executing on Selective Adoption and PeopleSoft in the Cloud.
Julie Alonso
A new speaker to those who’ve only attended UK PeopleSoft events is Julie Alonso. She is Product Management Director within PeopleSoft HCM Strategy and the brains behind the monthly PeopleSoft HR Newsletter (if you don’t know what this is, either see Julie on the day or drop me a mail and I’ll link you up). Julie is presenting on The Power of PeopleSoft HCM.
It’s great that Oracle are supporting the event with two such speakers, and it’s wonderful to see a new face on the circuit.
Cedar Speakers
We’ve also got a couple of speakers from Cedar on the agenda.
Graham Smith
As with Marc, everyone should know Graham by now. He’s a rare blend of techie that’s been around PeopleSoft for long enough to know the history behind just about everything, but has such fantastic enthusiasm that he’s always trying the latest tools and techniques. Graham is talking about Selective Adoption and the Oracle Cloud.
Sarah Hurley
For those with excellent memories, Sarah has spoken at a PeopleSoft conference before (on a custom recruitment front-end that Cedar built for a client) however that was a few years back. Sarah has been busy managing some of Cedar’s PeopleSoft projects in the interim and is giving learnings from a Fluid implementation for a client – Fluid Development – Getting to Grips with a Different Skill Set.
Other Speakers
Check out the agenda for the full listings, but in addition to the above we’ve got Paul Smit from Oracle Netherlands, Malcolm Hewlett from Excel4Apps and Ken de Landro talking about Hays’ automated PeopleSoft testing investigations.
If the above sounds like the sort of content that would interest you – and there’s something there for pretty much everyone – it’d be great to see you there. Book here.
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