Alithya Group inc. announces the recent completion of eight Oracle Cloud Capital Portfolio Planning (CPP) projects, demonstrating its ability to successfully leverage Oracle Cloud Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) to address specific financial planning processes.
With implementations spanning from manufacturing to transportation and healthcare, the completed projects provide clients with an automated capital lifecycle process that helps shorten the time required to complete capital portfolio planning activities, from request to execution.
Alithya’s Capital Portfolio Planning is a proprietary solution built on decades of experience gleaned from Oracle clients in asset intensive environments. It helps manage the capital budget lifecycle from investment ideation to capital budget setting, project authorization, and ongoing monitoring of the financial health of the in-flight capital program. Alithya’s CPP provides a request-based capital investment proposal process coupled with cloud-based workflows to set and manage capital budgets.
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Alithya’s Oracle Cloud CPP implementation team applies expertise and thought leadership, enabling clients to experience faster and lower-risk projects. Oracle and clients trust Alithya to implement CPP solutions that meet organizations’ needs and connect the capital lifecycle with their Oracle Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Oracle Cloud EPM investments.
Quote by Mike Feldman, Senior Vice President, Oracle Practice at Alithya:
“The combination of deep understanding of business needs and a deep proficiency with Oracle Cloud technology is why organizations turn to Alithya to maximize the power of their Oracle investments. Specifically, our CPP solution helps streamline the management of large capital project portfolios by eliminating time-consuming, error-prone manual processes.”
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