Recorded at COLLABORATE 19

Session: 103540

With today’s technology, IT Security and ease of access are in constant conflict. On one hand, data must be kept safe from unauthorized individuals, especially in the world of SOX applications where data is extremely confidential; on the other, there is the desire to make technology as easy to use as possible. This is a conflict that I personally faced when completing our PeopleSoft upgrade to 9.2, with the intention to make use of the mobile capabilities. The biggest struggle came from the mobile suite that our company utilizes to control our company phones. This suite required employees to log into that suite using their network credentials, resulting in double authentication for the mobile PeopleSoft application. We wanted to find a way to not only maintain the company’s security needs, but also make the application as convenient as possible for users. To do this, I implemented Single-Sign On capability utilizing the company’s .NET framework and PeopleSoft’s built-in login logic.

Presented by Ryan Black, LG&E and KU Services

Recorded at COLLABORATE 19

Session: 110200

PeopleSoft has added a lot of functionality in the area of analytics. Pivot Grids, Simplified Analytics, Personalized Analytic Notifications and Kibaha (Kibana) are all available now within PeopleSoft. In this session, we'll give an overview of the different analytics and what they are best used for, as well as a deep-dive into how your organization can use analytics for notifications.

Presented by Matthew Haavisto, Oracle