Oracle Project Management for P6EPPM Integration

Hello,
We are working on the integration between Oracle Primavera P6V7 and EBS 11.5.10.2. Is it mandatory to have the license for Oracle Project Management. In case it is not then can you please suggest alternative methodology
Thanks and Regards
Shiva

Sachin,
Your information is really helpful, If I am not using Project Management then where to do the "Integration Related" Settings in Project Costing module to send data to primavera. Right now we have done Integration Related settings in Project Management module.
Barathidasan

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Dear All,
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Barathidasan

Sachin,
Your information is really helpful, If I am not using Project Management then where to do the "Integration Related" Settings in Project Costing module to send data to primavera. Right now we have done Integration Related settings in Project Management module.
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Oracle Project Management and Oracle HCM integration????

Is there any benefits of Oracle Project Management for users of Oracle HCM?? Can they be integrated and how?

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Hi,
I have used both the product. For project management i would suggest to use primavera for the same reason u mentioned.
the only disadvanage in primavera is it is not integrated with ERP.
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============
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Is Oracle Project Management has all features which Microsoft Project Plan?

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But in order to start this initiative, we need to explain the difference which Oracle Project Management can not able to do but Microsoft project plan can. Based on this management will take the decesion.
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Hi,
First of all, I would like to know what are the various things you are performing with a Microsoft project plan apart from scheduling the resources to a specific project .
Through Oracle Project Management, you can control the visibility of a resource,assign it to a particular project and control the tracking of the time in various assignments.If that is what you are trying to achieve through Oracle Project Management icnluding the other features it has, you can surely go for it.
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How to integrate Microsoft project to Oracle Project Management?

Dear All,
How to integrate Microsoft project to Oracle Project Management?
I tried to find Oracle Project button in Microsoft Project to send Project plan to oracle projects. But I didn’t not found any button like Oracle project to upload.
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Hi,
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