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| Re: Oracle Applications 11i CRM related functional interview questions [message #138782 is a reply to message #137171] |
Fri, 23 September 2005 11:09   |
dushyant
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Registered: September 2005
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hi guys
Iam dushyant kumar Oracle CRM Functional Lead at GE Software Services Hyderabad India.
Recently attended Infosys Interview on Oracle CRM Functional,here are the questions.
1.Give a brief about yourself
2.What are the modules you are exposed to
3.Tell me the typical business flow of service contracts
4.Typical business flow of field service from customer perspective
5.How is service contract is integrated with field service
6.what is the architecture of mobile field service
7.how to send sms messages in crm foundation
8.what are the ERP modules you are exposed to, what AR transaction types
9.What are the components of workflow
10.what are service transaction types
11.major difference between key flexfield, descriptive flexfield
12.what are the components of crm foundation, give the functionality of each component
13. what is the difference between segment and context
14.what is account centric and site centric instances
15.can i create a service contract for a install base item
16.how to select profile options which is not selected at user level
17.what is the difference between drop the table and truncate the table
18.what is the difference between my sql, psql
19.questions about your previous organizations, reasons for leaving
20.what is trading community architecture, what are the various responsibilities associated with this module
21.what are the process flows of sales online,explain in depth
22.what is full life cylcle implementation explain the 11 stages of full life cycle implementation indepth
23.How can you auto generate a service contract when service request is created
24. what are the major differences functionality wise between isupport and support modules.
25.explain the typical business flow of depot repair module
26.What is Conference Room Pilot.
27. What is Istore module explain the functionality in detail.
28.How many instances can be created in lli, what is the standard number of instances available as default.
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| Re: Oracle Applications 11i CRM related functional interview questions [message #142591 is a reply to message #138782] |
Sun, 16 October 2005 09:55 |
amish
Messages: 2
Registered: October 2005
Location: Pune, India
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Hi Dushyant,
I guess you can help me out. I am desperately seeking for an opportunity to become a functional consultant in CRM. My background is I am having 8 years of experience in after-sales in automobile companies in India.
a) What is the training/certification that I need to take for it
a) What are the chances / future prospects for a person with my kind of profile.
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks & regards,
Amish
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 Re: Oracle Applications 11i CRM related functional interview questions [message #147187 is a reply to message #138782] |
Wed, 16 November 2005 03:40 |
oracle4u
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Registered: November 2005
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Hi dushyant ,
I just read the questions you posted earlier , I was actually looking for the list as well . To give u the brief on my profile , i have been in IT ,mostly on J2EE and Oracle8i-9- version from last 7 yrs . The kind of project i am on involved SA ,IB , Trading community and other Concurrent manager stuff . Althogh i am not directly developing any customization ,therefore not using core Service Contract API's or stuff ,but my application referes to bunch of tables in Service Contracts and trading community area.
Lately i have been thinking of moving to Oracle Apps completely , more towards the kind of role you are already into .
I was wondering if you had any suggestions(or how did u) so as to how i should transit from my current profile to Functional role in oracle apps.
Do i necessarily have to working on CRM modules apis to know it better or is there is more direct approach to know it better??
Also ,if you could hv some of the ans from ur list .. general one ..that would be greats
thanks in advance
Om
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| Re: Oracle Applications 11i CRM related functional interview questions [message #187475 is a reply to message #186124] |
Mon, 14 August 2006 02:59 |
dushyant
Messages: 74
Registered: September 2005
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Hi Sugandha
You learn oracle from oracle, which is good, but costly, u can approach ur company authorities for reimbursing the course fees.
you said that ur working on oracle as erp engineer, that doesnt qualify u as oracle 11i functional, because to be functional u need domain experience . Say for eg. oracle financial functional guy usually comes from accounting background , his certs are also from accounting namely, CA, ICWA, MBA(Finance). Its a different issue, that in ERP space people with different domain experiences and different qualifications are entering, you can definetely become anything at anytime.
I personaly dont know much abt delhi institutes , but i guess there should be some institutes which are cost effective and course time frames are also fast track. Try to get info from times of india, usually this newspaper gives lot of local ads.My own students came from Noida, Gurgaon to learn Apps sometime back last year, feedback is that they started some training institutes in that region.
Just do some R&D , you will surely get some info
All The Best
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| Re: Oracle Applications 11i CRM related functional interview questions [message #187536 is a reply to message #187475] |
Mon, 14 August 2006 06:45 |
sugandha_talwar
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Registered: August 2006
Location: DELHI
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hi dushyant,i have js got a call from oracle india
bot the oracle 11i functonal training starting in dec nw,they have asked me to take up CRM TRAINING --Which is for 20 days in hyderabad......its bot 1 lakh pls!
wat i wana no from u is that is it really worthwhile to go for this,moreover wat r the placement opportunities aftr this,they told me that they wud be "ASSISTING" US 4 THE PLACEMENT AND 1 can expect bot 40% hike in the existing sal!
pls guide me on this.....really confused!shud i go in 4 this?
thanks
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| Re: Oracle Applications 11i CRM related functional interview questions [message #187701 is a reply to message #187536] |
Tue, 15 August 2006 00:51 |
dushyant
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Registered: September 2005
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Hi Sugandha
As i mentioned earlier, join oracle courses provided the course fees are sponsored by ur company, i dont want u to blow money from ur pocket.
Usually companies send their employees to oracle university to get trained in oracle courses. Approach ur management about ur career shift plans and iam sure, since Apps Functional Courses are very hot and in demand, u will surely get a positive response. If ur company is not willing, then u should get into a company which has oracle apps practice, then u can shift ur career there by asking ur management to put u in apps projects, and that to functional.
No Pains No Gains
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| oracle crm help [message #317517 is a reply to message #110298] |
Thu, 01 May 2008 15:11 |
sushraju
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Registered: April 2008
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Hi
I am a student and learning oracle CRM by myself through user guides and other documents( Service contracts and Install base).i am sincerely seeking professional help for the practical touch to handle it in real time.
I would really appreciate your help.
Thank you.
sushraju.
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| Re: oracle crm help [message #467055 is a reply to message #317517] |
Thu, 22 July 2010 02:53 |
jerryvn01
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Registered: June 2010
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sushraju wrote on Thu, 01 May 2008 15:11Hi
I am a student and learning oracle CRM by myself through user guides and other documents( Service contracts and Install base).i am sincerely seeking professional help for the practical touch to handle it in real time.
I would really appreciate your help.
Thank you.
sushraju.
Hi,
I agreed with you. Any way, your ideal make me thinking about some thing for my project.
Please try to keep posting. Tks and best regards
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