First deployment always takes a little work, and we came from the legacy system to the PeopleSoft world. Within the legacy world, we had three systems that didn’t really communicate with one another. I can’t say that it’s become easier over time, from our first implementation to what I deal with now. It’s a complex process, as it just depends on how many systems you are working with and maintaining. I think the first one was certainly easier than the upgrades that we have to deal with since.

We've had no issues with deploying it.

We've had no issues with deploying it.

There were issues with deployment.

We've haven't had issues deploying it.

We've had no issues with deployment.

I wasn’t the one who initially deployed it, as I’ve been here for less than 10 years. However, I deployed PeopleSoft seven years ago. Whenever we deploy anything there’s always some problems, but no big issues.

We did have issues with Push notification and Fluid options.

Performing an upgrade takes a long time. I know that when they're talking now about how the new version 9.2 has new PUM updates, you're supposed to be able to do them. Oracle will advertise, "hey, you can do this in 4 weeks. Just implement, put it right in. Boom! You're done." But they don't tell the customer, "well, if you have 10,000 customized objects, it's not going to be that easy."

We sell products, are there seems to be screen after screen after screen of data, such as attributes. We don't really mine the data, so there's no use for us to have all that information upon deployment.

We haven't had issues with deployment.

We've had no issues with deployment.

We've had no issues with deployment.

I did not encounter any issues with deployment.

Financial aid setup needs some improvements.

We've had no issues with deployment.

By having a team of experienced analysts and the use of consultants and good project managers the deployment was flawless.

We don't have issues deploying it.

We've had no issues with deployment.

We've had no issues with deployment.

This is an area I would warn others about. I've worked on several implementations and there's a long period of time within which PeopleSoft needs to be implemented. It also comes at a high cost depend on how many modules that are implemented at one time.

We upgraded to 9.2 last spring, so we've gone through that year-long cycle of challenges and getting it back up to running as smoothly as it was before.

No issues.