peoplesoft?

[Ender510]

Anyone work with peoplesoft before?

 

[showoff0450]

Ugh, my college just implemented it for students to register for classes... I've heard that it's going really slow and getting lots of complaints... but that's about all I know about it...

 

[yakko]

I work with some soft people, does that count?

 

[Ender510]

The software at your college is really slow or the company is slow? I heard the company is doing great.. so I was just wondering.

 

[showoff0450]

Software is running slow... hundreds are on at a time, taxing the server I guess

 

[BoberFett]

What about it? It's a popular ERP system with lots of modules and expandability.

 

[Ender510]

..actually they do more than just ERP now.. doing CRM, SCM, and all the front end stuff I think too.. just wondering, thats all?

 

[BoberFett]

I've never worked with it personally, my ex-wife was an accountant and she worked with it at a few places; she explained it to me. And I see a lot of developer job posting requiring Peoplesoft experience. That's about all I know about it.

 

[Ender510]

oh okay - just wondering.. cool, I've just heard a lot of good things about it, so I was seeing if anyone else knew.. it seems like a lot of people talk about networking/it/networking engineer stuff here.. but not too much about application development, whether its siebel, psft, or others..

 

[ucvb6]

my college just implemented it as well, so students could register online and stuff. i hear it's pretty bad, but i think it's just because this is the first time. im sure once all the bugs are fixed it'll prove a more efficient way for students to register for classes rather then telephone registration.