Difference between PT 8.53 and PT 8.52 for administrators

HI
I am working on Upgrade project. We have not started it yet. we are planing to upgrade from PT8.52 to PT 8.53. Can anyone provide me the link where I can get what are the new features added in PT8.53 as an administrators point of view. I have tried searching it but I did not find it for administrators.
Thanks in Advance

If you looking for Tools 8.53 documentation please go to
Oracle's PeopleSoft PeopleTools 8.53 Documentation Home Page (Doc ID 1494462.1)
If you looking for more information about Tools only upgrade see the following article:
Information Center: PeopleTools Only Upgrade, Chapter by Chapter (Doc ID 1471660.2)
And course do not forget about the community pages

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