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Oracle / PeopleSoft · Government · Completed delivery

Upgrading the financial and HR backbone of government.

NGCI completed full PeopleSoft Financials and HR/HCM upgrades and maintenance across government engagements, including agencywide and statewide environments.

Sector
Government
Capability
Oracle / PeopleSoft
Engagement
Full upgrades and maintenance
Scale
Agencywide and statewide

The challenge

Financial and workforce systems support essential government administration. Modernization must account for an established enterprise environment and the need to maintain the applications people depend on, so relevant experience includes both substantial platform change and continuing application support.

What NGCI delivered

Across multiple completed government projects, NGCI delivered full upgrades and maintenance for PeopleSoft Financials and HR/HCM. The portfolio includes agencywide and statewide work: financial and workforce applications, upgrade delivery and maintenance are all part of the confirmed scope.

The delivery result

NGCI completed the upgrade and maintenance work. Together, these engagements establish experience in advancing core enterprise applications and supporting them over time, with different engagements contributing to that breadth.

Why it matters

For a government buyer assessing a partner for a PeopleSoft upgrade or maintenance engagement, this is relevant past performance: the application family, the scope of change, the scale of the environment and the support required after modernization.

PeopleSoftFinancials (FSCM)HR / HCMFull upgradesMaintenance & supportAgencywide and statewide environments
Delivery scope illustration across completed engagements. Not a client architecture.
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Client and contract details are withheld. The record spans a portfolio of projects; no single program is described.