OMPD - PACSOP
The creation of the PACSOP database is part of the Order Management - Product Delivery (OMPD) Integration project. The goal of this project is to achieve a single system of record for all product configurations as well as a single system for order management and product delivery. The project will achieve the following objectives:
The objectives will be implemented in the following systems:
PACSOP
The new PACSOP system is being created specifically to:
Information about EnterpriseOne and World releases will be entered in SRP for system distribution purposes. SRP is the single system that feeds product data to other PeopleSoft systems such as ICE and C1. Enterprise uses SRP to actively manage all release activities. EnterpriseOne and World release information in SRP will be to structurally define a release; for example, products associated with a Release Level, newly created or changed products, and the Product to License Group relationships.
The definition of what will be physically delivered to a customer will be created and maintained in PACSOP for all EnterpriseOne and World releases. These components are referred to as Parts, SKU's, and Item Deliverables. Other release parameters will be maintained in the EBOM which replaces the Bill of Materials spreadsheet that was used by the EnterpriseOne and World teams. The EBOM will equal the function of the SRP Activity. Products, Item Deliverables, Dependencies, and deliverable attributes will be defined on the EBOM for releases, and will be used to create release Ordinals.
For the link to PACSOP
Training on how to use PACSOP system will be available through the Knowledge Center by September 1, 2004.
To obtain access to PACSOP, submit a NorthStar request.
For functional questions, contact Carole Hall at 774-5883.
For technical issues, contact Technical Support Operations
by phone or submit a ticket through
NorthStar (please do not send an email alert to TSO).
Created by the PeopleSoft Knowledge Management Team.
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2004
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Created: amq 08/18/2004