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Automating Item Activation Process to Overcome Challenges for Error-free Inventory Operations

Krishnakumar Sivagnanam

Asian Journal of Research in Computer Science · pp. 218–225 · Published 17 May 2024

10.9734/ajrcos/2024/v17i6469

Abstract

This article highlights the need for the successful implementation of a custom engine within Oracle Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Preventive Controls Governor (PCG) to address challenges encountered during the item activation process in Inventory. The existing manual processes exhibited a high error incident rate, leading to various issues in Bill of Materials (BOM), Costing, and Financial Accounting due to incorrect inventory item attributes. A comprehensive approach was implemented to address these issues. The processes were streamlined and optimized by leveraging controllership principles and implementing multilevel workflow-based approvals. Additionally, user-friendly webpages were developed using the Oracle Application Framework (OAF) to enhance the overall user experience. The implementation of the custom engine within Oracle GRC PCG proved to be a transformative game-changer. It enabled effective control and governance over the item activation process, ensuring data accuracy and integrity. Remarkably, the error incident rate was reduced to zero, resulting in significant improvements in productivity and operational efficiency. This article delves into the strategies employed, the achievements realized, and the profound impact on productivity, highlighting the successful integration of Oracle GRC PCG in optimizing critical business processes.

Inventory automation item activation ERP enterprise resource planning GRC governance risk and compliance PCG preventive controls governor

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