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OVERVIEW
This guide outlines the information you need to know about new or improved functionality in Oracle Project
Portfolio Management Release 18A.
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PROJECT FOUNDATION
Project Foundation includes common components that are shared across products within Oracle Project
Portfolio Management Cloud. It includes the basic project plan structure and components such as resource
breakdown structures, rate schedules, pricing, burdening, and cross-charge processing, as well as delivered
integration to Microsoft Project.
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SIMPLIFIED MICROSOFT PROJECT INTEGRATION FOR PROJECT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
Allow users with the Project Administrator role to download and use Microsoft Project client from the Project
Financial Management work area.
PROJECT COSTING
Oracle Project Costing Cloud captures commitments and costs from across Oracle Cloud applications and
supports third-party integrations. The unique cost collection and processing needs of different sources are
streamlined to provide timely insight into validated project costs.
PROJECT AND TASK SEARCH ENHANCEMENTS IN ORACLE TIME AND LABOR CLOUD
Efficiently search for project-related time cards in Oracle Time and Labor Cloud based on project number and
task number. Quickly retrieve the list of time cards that have entries for a particular project or task.
ADD TIME ENTRIES FROM FAVORITE TIME CARDS IN ORACLE TIME AND LABOR CLOUD
Identify your favorite time cards and later select from a list of favorite time cards to quickly add entries to a time
card. You have an option to either replace existing time card entries or add to any existing time card entries.
You can then update the hours per day, modify or remove entries, or add additional entries as needed. The
entries can be project or non-project related, depending on the time card format. The favorite can represent
recurring project work, a training week, or any other repeating pattern that you want to reuse in the future to
accelerate time entry.
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Project Management extends project planning, management, and scheduling capabilities to all individuals
within the enterprise who are required to manage project-based work. Project managers can engage with
team members to develop tasks, resolve issues, report progress, and monitor the status of the project to
ensure that objectives are realized.
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