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The October 29 edition of InfoTech Lead includes the following article based on the press release announcing that Ohio State University upgraded to Oracle's PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.2 and PeopleSoft Campus Solutions 9.0.

The October 29 edition of InfoTech Lead includes the following article based on the press release announcing that Ohio State University upgraded to Oracle's PeopleSoft Human Capital Management 9.2 and PeopleSoft Campus Solutions 9.0.

Paul Wallbank listens in on two Oracle customers at Oracle OpenWorld who are wrestling with social marketing. Both are cautious yet hopeful.

Accenture and Oracle have developed a new cloud-based financial solution designed to help hospitality companies improve business management by giving them better access to real-time financial data. The Accenture Oracle business group's new hospitality finance cloud solution enables companies to access financial data in real-time from multiple data sources, such as internal property management systems and external financial institutions, and connects to existing on-property systems to automate workflow approvals and establish standardized operations processes.

The Oct. 22 edition of GCN includes the following article highlighting the Pennsylvania's Treasury Department financial system upgrade. The article notes that the Treasury uses Oracle's PeopleSoft Financials to handle cost-payable processes and Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance for audit analytics and forensic analysis on payment processes. The article also quotes Sid Sinha, Oracle's senior director of application development, who discusses how auditors can adapt the technology.

The Oct. 22 edition of GCN includes the following article highlighting the Pennsylvania's Treasury Department financial system upgrade. The article notes that the Treasury uses Oracle's PeopleSoft Financials to handle cost-payable processes and Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance for audit analytics and forensic analysis on payment processes. The article also quotes Sid Sinha, Oracle's senior director of application development, who discusses how auditors can adapt the technology.

The Oct. 19 edition of Metro Magazine includes the following byline by Patrick Mungovan, vice president, Oracle Public Sector. In the byline, Mungovan discusses the digital engagement journey for transit agencies, covering the steps of initiation, selection, conversion and advocacy.

The Oct. 19 edition of Metro Magazine includes the following byline by Patrick Mungovan, vice president, Oracle Public Sector. In the byline, Mungovan discusses the digital engagement journey for transit agencies, covering the steps of initiation, selection, conversion and advocacy.