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    Talented Apps is written by a group of Development and Strategy individuals within the Oracle Fusion HCM team. Our focus is on the industry and future of Talent Management although we expect we will wander from that focus on occasion. While we are employed by Oracle Corporation, the opinions in this blog are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Oracle. Also, while we work on the Fusion Applications, nothing in this blog is a commitment or even a specific reflection about Fusion.
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Oracle Fusion HCM Development team delivers at Open World 2007

Posted by Meg Bear on November 12, 2007

baseball.jpgSession S290766 – “Preparing for the future of Talent Management” was an unprecedented success providing interest and insight to customers, partners and employees alike.   But don’t take my word for it, read these quotes I made up from others instead. 

I didn’t expect to learning something from development people, it was a real shock.

Amy Wilson, Oracle HCM Strategy  

The fundamental interconnectedness of baseball, peanut butter and going to eleven was a surprise even for me.

Dirk Gently, holistic detective  

I can’t believe that I’ve been going about Talent Management all wrong all these years.  I know now I can increase the bottom line, improve efficiency, and lower hassles by not having any employees at all.  It’s so simple! 

Pointy-haired Boss 

Ah, yeah, hmm. So I guess we should probably go ahead and start finding out how to add talent to the TPS report.

Bill Lumbergh, Initech Software

Bringing the principles of this session into my Office will bring us all together in a way we never thought possible.

Toby Lieberstein, Dunder Mifflin

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