【正文】 n Oracle has on the Internal Satellite systems functionality Oracle has identified minor extensions and or workarounds to be applied for replacing the following two Satellite Systems by using Oracle Standard Products, the Mobile Sales and Administration SystemMSAS and the Deliver Order Transmission System. During the Definition phase of the implementation Project the detailed requirements will be defined and agreed upon. InterfacesThe plex mix of existing legacy Satellite Systems ,25 systems recognized as internal and another 12 systems recognized as external to the logistics system , new custom systems, and nonOracle systems make interface development a critical part of the project.However through the replacement of 20 internal satellite systems by Oracle Applications standard function and features, the effort of developing interfaces has bee less critical for the project implementation and gives HKT an important benefit in embedding some of the standalone systems as integrated parts of the Logistics system. Thus avoiding redundant data capture and maintenance effort of the Satellite SystemThe Oracle project manager together with the Hongkong Tele project manager will manage the remaining interface development process using Oracle’s interface development procedures. System InterfacesOracle will develop twentysix (26) interfaces between 2 internal and 12 external Satellite Systems and the Oracle Applications. All interfaces will be filetofile interfaces, not programtoprogram interfaces. Data will be exchanged via a flat ASCII file. For outbound interfaces from Oracle Applications, Hongkong Tele will specify the format of the file to be produced. The information to be provided must be available to the Oracle Applications. Oracle will create a file on the server where the Oracle Applications exist. These files will exist in a temporary holding area where Hongkong Tele can pick up the file and transfer the data to other external systems if necessary. For interfaces that are inbound to the Oracle Applications, Oracle will specify the format in which the information is to be provided. Hongkong Tele needs to provide the file to the server where the Oracle Applications exist. This format will be consistent with the application program interfaces (API’s) that are available for Oracle Applications.A list of interfaces by Oracle Application Module is provided below, along with an indication of the plexity of each interface. The cost and time to plete the interface work is based on the number of interfaces and the plexities. Interfaces may be added or removed during the Operations Analysis phase without any impact to cost or time to implement, provided the total number of interfaces and the plexity mix does not change. Any changes to the number or plexity mix of interfaces is outside the scope of the this proposal.Interface PointInbound or OutboundOrigin and Destination SystemsComplexityAccount Code binations from Damp。B Accounts ReceivableOutboundOracle Order Entry to Damp。B Accounts Receivable to Oracle Order EntryHighInvoice Information (Types, Terms etc.)InboundDamp。 All Journal interfaces will be processed through the existing Oracle General Ledger Journal interfaces then formatted, by Oracle, to present to the legacy Damp。 Point of SalesPlease refer the letter from Polly Summer, the Senior VicePresident of Communications Industry in Oracle Corporation dated 8th, Oct 1997. ReportsOur proposal includes an allowance expressed in mandays for a bination of developing new reports and modifying existing reports for the specified Oracle Applications modules.The reporting requirements of the Inventory Control functional area were examined and pared with the standard reports of the Inventory Module. It was found that 5 new reports would have to be written (1 plex, 3 medium, and 1 easy) and in addition 7 existing reports would have to be modified (all medium). Using this information as an indicator of fit across all of the logistics modules (eight modules) the number of reports included in our scope is: 56 modified existing reports Data ConversionAs stated in section Out of Scope Areas, data conversion will not be in the scope of this proposal. However, a flat file format will be supplied to HKT by the OCS project team and it will be the responsibility of HKT to supply the conversion data in the ASCII file format provided and load this into the Oracle Applications. IT is the responsibility of HKT to ensure the validity and accuracy of this data. TrainingFor the Business Support System project, Oracle remends a minimum level of training for both the Hongkong Tele project team and for key functional users or others who would provide internal user training within Hongkong Tele.The proposed level of training includes:Oracle Application module training for Hongkong Tele’s project team including Technical staff for interfacesKey users or internal trainers (a train the trainer approach).Section 13 Training describes the modules and duration of training.Training will occur on Hongkong Tele site.Oracle will provide: Site facilities Classroom Project MilestonesMilestones DeadlineProject kickoff 1 November, 1997Complete Project Definitions phase 30 December, 1987Complete Operations Analysis phase Early February, 1998Complete Design Phase End of May, 1988Complete User Acceptance Testing Late September, 1998Production Mid October, 1998Legacy shutdown 20 October, 1998Project Completion 10 November 1998 Project OrganizationPotential Project ParticipantsOracle’s people are its most important as