Today in the PeopleSoft stream of this massive Oracle OpenWorld conference the key messages have been
1. FLUID: All applications being built going forward will be built using Fluid technology. It is the primary UI. It's not just a mobile technology. It is the PeopleSoft UI now. Classic, of course will still be available and supported.
2. SEARCH: In response to concerns over the future of Oracle SES the announcement today is that Elastic Search will be available to use sometime in 2016. https://www.elastic.co
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| No PeopleSoft SaaS |
3. CLOUD: Oracle are NOT investing in a PeopleSoft SaaS offering. However, tools and features are being added to PeopleSoft in order to make it much easier to manage in a private or public cloud environment.
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| Cloud "enable" PeopleSoft |
4. PEOPLETOOLS 8.55+: A whole ton of new features and improvements arriving in PeopleTools 8.55 and beyond including
- Fluid Dashboards
- Fluid Activity Guides with horizontal and vertical train-stops
- User will see the Fluid Homepage when they login as default now.
- Tile Wizard (like Pagelet Wizard)
- Central Homepage administration with push mechanism to deploy to users
- Tiles can now be resized by the user
- Navbar will now remember your context when it's collapsed and works a lot faster
- Fluid Master/Detail pages
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| Fluid WorkCentres |
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| Fluid Simplified Analytics |
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| Fluid Drag and Drop Forms Builder |
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| Fluid Related Content |
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| Fluid Cloud Attachments (wonder why Oracle Cloud Storage is not there?) |
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| Fluid NavBar Improvements |
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| Fluid User Preferences |
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| Improved Fluid Approvals / Workflow |
I ended the day with my Cedar Consulting colleague and friend Duncan Davies (aka
The PeopleSoft Tipster) on the Penthouse roof terrace of The Battery for a UK Partner networking event and BBQ.
Today in the PeopleSoft stream of this massive Oracle OpenWorld conference the key messages have been
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