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Kelly 205 $aVersion 14. 210 $aBirmingham, UK $cPackt Pub.$d2012 215 $a1 online resource (208 p.) 300 $a"Oracle Primavera contract management business intelligence publisher v14." 300 $aIncludes index. 311 $a1-84968-690-4 327 $aCover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Welcome to Oracle Primavera Contract Management v14; Contracts; The contract in simplified terms; Oracle Primavera Contract Management in a nutshell; Don't be afraid; Summary; Chapter 2: Information Overload; Types of project information; Where does all this information come from; Using a hierarchical structure; Storage of information; Summary; Chapter 3: So Much to Manage; Types of information; Information sent or received; Information sent; Information received 327 $aModule TypesRequests; Notices; Noncompliance Notice; Proposals; Changes; Summary; Chapter 4: The Almighty Spreadsheet; Overusage of the spreadsheet; Accountability; My spreadsheet; Spreadsheet = silo; Summary; Chapter 5: There Is a Better Way; What to use; Accessibility; Security; Integration; Capabilities; Configuration and customization; Output; Forms; Reports; Letters; Dunning Letters; There are options; Summary; Chapter 6: The Big Picture; Thirty-thousand foot view; The money; A matter of perspective; Understanding the hierarchy; Project hierarchy; The cost hierarchy; Summary 327 $aChapter 7: System versus SiloTypical silo approach; What's wrong with this approach; The system approach; Summary; Chapter 8: Follow the Money; It starts with the Cost Worksheet; Contracts; Actuals; Procurement; Variances; Miscellaneous; Drilling down to the detail; Summary; Chapter 9: The Only Constant Is Change; Understanding the process; What happens on the Cost Worksheet?; Example of a Change Management matrix; Budget Contract Estimated Phase; Document Type; To and From; Cost Worksheet; Commitment Contract(s) Estimated Phase; Document Type; To and From; Cost Worksheet 327 $aCommitment Contract(s) Quoted PhaseDocument Type; To and From; Cost Worksheet; Budget Contract Quoted Phase; Document Type; To and From; Cost Worksheet; The Negotiated Phase; Budget Contract Negotiated Phase; Commitment Contract Negotiated Phase; The Final Phase; Budget Contract Final Phase; Commitment Contract Final Phase; Budget Contract Beyond Final Phase; Document Type; To and From; Cost Worksheet; Commitment Contract Beyond Final Phase; Document Type; To and From; Cost Worksheet; Following a change; Issues; Initiating the change; Rejecting a change; Types of changes; Summary 327 $aChapter 10: Time to Get PaidCost Worksheet and payments; Difference between Payment Requisitions and Invoices; Setting up the Payment Certificates module; Cost options; Project Settings; Cost Settings (Contract level); Creating the Payment Requisition template; Adjusting and adding Pay Items; Processing payments; Invoices; Summary; Chapter 11: Reading your Crystal Ball; How is this possible; Forecasting; Trends; Summary; Chapter 12: Managing Drawings; What are drawings; Adding drawings to my project; One by one; Import; Third-party import tools; Managing drawings; Revising drawings 327 $aDistributing drawings 330 $aThis book is packed with real world examples that cover concepts and usability of the core modules of a complex application. If you are Project manager or consultant looking forward to using and implementing Oracle Primavera Contract Management in your organization, then this is the best guide for you. 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