PeopleSoft definition
PeopleSoft project (including, without limitation, any salary bonus, severance or other compensation paid to employees assigned to such departments or projects but excluding severance paid to employees terminated prior to fiscal 1998) for any fiscal quarter is greater or less than the applicable proportion of the amount shown on Exhibit B for such category of overhead, then the fees payable pursuant to Section 3.1(a) hereof for such fiscal quarter shall be recomputed, in the manner provided in Section 3.1(a), and any difference shall be paid to the party entitled thereto in three equal increments over the three Accounting Periods following the fiscal quarter for which such adjustment is made. BCI agrees to give ENBC upon ENBC's request all information reasonably requested by ENBC regarding the amounts BCI has budgeted or incurred for the foregoing overhead categories.
PeopleSoft. The District of Columbia’s Pay Automation System for employees.
PeopleSoft means the software company that provides the Human Resource Payroll system software currently used by the County of Santa Clara.
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PeopleSoft means the financial system currently in use by the City;
PeopleSoft means PeopleSoft USA, Inc.
PeopleSoft in this addendum means the configuration of payroll system calculations as implemented in the county’s PeopleSoft software system, not the PeopleSoft software itself.
PeopleSoft s plan means confusion and execution risk for customers and shareholders,” said Jim Finn, Oracle spokesperson. “Oracle believes that its fully-financed, all cash offer for PeopleSoft represents the better plan for PeopleSoft shareholders and customers. We remain fully committed to our offer and are today announcing an extension of the offer through October 17, 2003.”
PeopleSoft. As a result of a divestiture, the Divested Organization can continue to use the software for a period of twelve months from notice of divestiture, subject to the terms and conditions of the contract. Upon expiration of the twelve months, the Divested Organization may (a) return/destroy the software, or (b) acquire the software for 50% of then current list price, and negotiate the annual maintenance fee going forward.