Oracle Standard Process Flows

Hi All,
Can you please tell me where can i get all the Oracle standard Process flows. Either step by Step Excel sheet or Powerpoint presentations?
I have searched in google but unable to find it. It will be great if you can rout me to correct place OR if any one of you having the document can you please forward it to my email address?
Please let me know i can share my email address.
Thanks in advance

Hi
If you are a member of OAUG you might want to search for archived presentations.
There were process flows presentations on the Project Management / Project Portfolio tracks during the last three annual conferences.
Dina

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