Odoo Experience 2018
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Odoo Enterprise Rescue Mission - Success Story
Ebrahim MakramDone
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Antopolis - The New Integrated Solution to Manage Public Administration
Bertrand Hanot - Founder & CEO, BHCDone
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Phasing Approach vs. Big Bang
Nils Van Oosten, Business Advisor - OdooDone
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How Can I Challenge My Customer?
Alexandre Fellner, Business Advisor - OdooDone
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Learning by Doing: Serious Games for Odoo Training
Luc Maurer & Cédric GaspozDone
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Grow Your Business with In-App Purchases
Otto Runarsson, Business Advisor - OdooDone
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Improve Your Visibility/How to Prospect
Antoine Huvelle, Sales Manager - OdooDone
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How to Efficiently Sell Odoo to SMEs
Lucas Deliège - Business Advisor, OdooDone
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Using Odoo 11 to Manage the Accounting of 13 Subsidiaries of Partena
Denis SteiselDone
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Developers on Demand
Mantavya Gajjar, Director - Odoo IndiaDone
In large organizations, and public administrations in particular, Odoo integrators are often tasked with the implementation of elaborate business processes. In such organizations, one meets complex requirements such as fine-grained user roles and multi-step approval processes, based on many criteria (such as organizational structure, user-defined functions and permissions).
The scale and sophistication of such processes present specific challenges in terms of requirements capture, implementation, security and testing.
During this talk, business analysts will learn techniques to capture, document and test requirements for such complex business process, using UML statecharts.
Developers will learn how to translate such requirements in code that are:
easy to review against requirements;
easy to maintain and migrate across Odoo versions;
secure, ensuring fine-grained user rights and permissions to trigger actions that are verified in all circumstances, (views, xml-rpc);
without business logic duplication.
The talk will be illustrated with examples from a large project at the Walloon Region Public Service, where Odoo is used for purchasing, asset and inventory management processes. Standard Odoo apps used include Purchasing, Invoicing, Inventory, as well as community modules for, e.g. Purchase Requests.