Register For Accenture Oracle Summit 2006 Hyderabad

The 2006 Accenture Shaping the Future Forum
Learning sessions for technology professionals on Oracle applications Saturday, March 18, 2006
9.00 am to 3.30 pm
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In research efforts spanning several years, Accenture has sought to identify ways that organizations have used enterprise solutions to achieve high performance. Although enterprise solutions have been used by most organizations to standardize processes and reduce the costs associated with low-value activities, they have not been as effectively mined to develop distinctive Capabilities. This is a great source of opportunity for organizations and technology professionals, like you, seeking to define the future of enterprise solutions.
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