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Oracle Fusion Profile ManagementImplementation and Configuration Considerations

Michael GervaisMay 2011

Prerequisites

• Functional TOI• L3 Activity: Manage Workforce Profiles

Oracle Fusion Profile Management Implementation and Configuration Considerations

• Feature Highlights• Summary of Functionality• What’s Changed?• Security Roles for Implementation• Overview of Setup Tasks• Decision Points• Setup Tasks• Additional Resources

Profile Management – Feature Highlights• Generic, flexible architecture• Ability to create custom-defined content types• Fully integrated with Person Gallery work area for managers and

employees• Separate dedicated Profiles work area for Human Resource

Specialists• Competency Gaps analytic• Goal Achievement and Performance Evaluations analytics• System Suggestions and Interest List• Best Fit• Side-by-side comparison• Foundation for all Talent Management functions - examples:

• Performance Management: proficiency ratings for competencies and goals

• Goal Management: proficiency ratings for target outcomes• Talent Review: view profile; update talent ratings

View Portrait: six-card view

Manage Profiles – Profiles work area

What’s changed?

Comprehensive Collection of Workforce Talent Attributes

Person Gallery/Portrait

Integrated and Embedded Connections, Spaces, and Events

Person Gallery/Portrait

Integrated and Embedded Connections, Spaces, and Events

Descriptive Flexfields Extensible Profiles

Oracle EBS Peoplesoft Enterprise

Security Roles for Implementation

Job Role Parent Duty Role Child Duty Roles

Application Implementation Consultant

Human Capital Management Application Administrator

•Workforce Profile Administration Duty

•Workforce Profile Lookup Administration Duty

•Workforce Profile Descriptive Flexfield Administration Duty

•Talent Notifications Duty

•Workforce Profile Content Management Duty

Overview of Setup TasksDefine Workforce Profiles

Decision PointsTopic Decisions

Content Types for skills and qualifications

•Content types required•Loading items into the content library

Approvals •One-level supervisor approval for Competencies

Rating models •Rating levels, descriptions, values•Star ratings

Lookups •Values such as Risk of Loss Reasons, Advancement Readiness

Instance Qualifiers •Used for person profiles•Values and priority for Evaluation type (Supervisor, Self, etc.)

Summary Text for Portrait cards •Client-specific guidance to enhance the worker experience

Content section visibility •Example: Talent Ratings region

Workforce Profile Lookups

Extensible

System

Workforce Profile Descriptive Flexfields and Value Sets

DFFs are supported for these objects, but

none are defined

Talent Notifications

• All ‘Talent’ notifications in one setup screen

Content Subscribers

Rating Models

Rating Model - Performance

Rating Model – Talent Score

Manage Educational Establishments

Content Types

Content Type: Competencies

Content Items: Competencies

Content Item: Manage Conflicts

Content Item Proficiency Description

• Specific to individual content item• Overrides default rating level description• Displayed in Contextual Region when end-users edit their

content

Profile Type: Person

Person Profile Type: Summary Text

Profile Type: Job

Profile Type Content Section: Competencies

Profile Type Content Section: Career Potential

Instance Qualifiers

Instance Qualifier Set: Evaluation Type

Instance Qualifer Set: Potential Qualifier

Additional Resources

• Implementation Checklist for Talent Management in a Coexistence Environment

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