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Published inJun 2011
PublisherPackt
ISBN-139781849681469
Edition1st Edition
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Ranjeet Yadav
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Ranjeet Yadav

Ranjeet Yadav has been working in the IT industry for more than 10 years. He possesses professional experience of more than 8 years as a functional consultant with PeopleSoft finance and supply chain applications. He has worked on PeopleSoft implementations for many world class organizations and performed various roles such as PeopleSoft consultant, Module lead, Finance track lead and Project manager. Although his entry into the PeopleSoft world was rather accidental, he was quickly impressed by the deep impact such an ERP product can have on an organization's functioning. He finds the challenge of designing solutions for organizations' critical business problems quite exciting. Ranjeet holds an Electronics Engineering degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management with specialization in Information Systems from Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow. He is currently working with IBM India as a PeopleSoft consultant and Project manager.
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Adding new assets


Recording an asset in the Asset Management system can be done in three different ways:

  • Using online asset additions (manual)

  • Uploading assets details using Excel spreadsheets

  • Interfacing assets from external sources using Transaction Loader

Asset Management records two types of asset details:

  • F inancial information: These details include all the elements needed for accounting transactions of an asset, such as asset cost, books, depreciation method, useful life, and so on.

  • Physical information: These details include all the physical attributes such as tag (serial) number, manufacturer, and so on.

An important feature offered by the AM module is the capitalization threshold. Some organizations may need to capitalize their purchases as capital or non-capital depending on the asset cost. We can specify an amount threshold beyond which the system can automatically categorize the assets as capital. PeopleSoft offers the following categories for the assets:

  • Capital assets: These...

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Ranjeet Yadav

Ranjeet Yadav has been working in the IT industry for more than 10 years. He possesses professional experience of more than 8 years as a functional consultant with PeopleSoft finance and supply chain applications. He has worked on PeopleSoft implementations for many world class organizations and performed various roles such as PeopleSoft consultant, Module lead, Finance track lead and Project manager. Although his entry into the PeopleSoft world was rather accidental, he was quickly impressed by the deep impact such an ERP product can have on an organization's functioning. He finds the challenge of designing solutions for organizations' critical business problems quite exciting. Ranjeet holds an Electronics Engineering degree and a Post Graduate Diploma in Management with specialization in Information Systems from Indian Institute of Management,Lucknow. He is currently working with IBM India as a PeopleSoft consultant and Project manager.
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