Are you planning to attend Collaborate '08 in Denver? If so, stop by and see me. I'll be staffing the PeopleTools demo pod on Tuesday from 5:30 to 7:30 and Wednesday from 1:00 to 3:30. Likewise, if you are interested, I'll be presenting PeopleTools Advanced Tips and Techniques on Thursday, April 17th from 9:45 AM - 10:45 AM in room 501 (schedule subject to change, so please check the daily changes in case my session gets moved).
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Hi Duncan,
I am Michael Foster and I am trying my best to shape myself as a PeopleSoft Developer.I have a breif overview of how PS works like knowledge of PeopleTools,Application Engine,SQR etc.I have worked in a Project but it was basically Production Support so I couldnt know much about Implementing PS etc.Can you guide me of how an Implementation is done in the perspective of a Technical Developer.What are the basic things we do and can you provide me any functional specifications which functional people give to technical guys.I want to be a part of an Implementation and I am looking forward for that.Can you provide me any documentation of any Implemtation.I would really appreciate your help if you can guide me in this aspect.Thanks.you may reach me at want2learnps@gmail.com
@Michael, if you are looking for Duncan Davies, he is at http://peoplesofttipster.com/.
A good way to get implementation skills is to join an implementation team (consulting firm). There are quite a few consulting firms offering PeopleSoft implementation services. Another good way to get implementation experience is to find a new PeopleSoft customer or a customer upgrading from 7.5 to an 8.x/9.0 version and try to get hired by that customer.
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