Oracle Aconex Subject Areas

CIC Analytics uses Oracle Aconex data from the following subject areas:

Subject Area	Description
Aconex - Mails	Use this subject area to discover information such as (but not limited to): Identify existing red flags on your projects like delayed correspondences Identify the most/least active organizations based on mail correspondences/responses Compare and analyze mail activity across the project portfolio Track KPIs, view mail details, etc. You can also create your own data sets and/or data flows to: Implement custom logic to get deeper insights like Avg. RFI turnaround time, Mails overdue >N days, etc. Achieve custom dashboard requirements using Mail Project Fields Create use cases that need linking other subject areas with Mails, etc.
Aconex - Documents	Use this subject area to discover information such as, (but not limited to): Compare statistics across the project portfolio such as documents registered by type, status, discipline, organizations, etc. Track activity such as organizations that modified or transmitted the most/least docs View document details, etc. You can also create your own data sets and/or data flows to: Find if you have shared/transmitted the latest document revision/version, etc. Achieve custom dashboard requirements using Document Project Fields Create use cases that need linking other subject areas with Documents, etc.
Aconex - Workflow	Use this subject area to discover information such as, (but not limited to): Identify already delayed Workflow document reviews across project portfolio Know organizations holding on the Workflow document reviews for longer than N days Find the projects with max overdue workflow document review/steps View KPIs, track workflow document review status, etc. You can also create your own data sets and/or data flows to: Classify workflows as low to extreme delay Create use cases that need linking other subject areas with workflows, etc.
Aconex - User, Project, Organization	Use this subject area to discover information such as, (but not limited to): identify owner and partner organizations within projects identify the role of each organization in each project identify projects and their corresponding owner and partner organizations by geographical locations count of organizations (owner and participant orgs) involved in a given project count of all projects that a specific organization is involved in (as an owning organization or a participant organization) count of all users involved in all those projects that the logged in user is also associated with

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