When configuring the Projects business process in Oracle Planning, you can enable different project types. If you choose to enable capital project planning, there is a direct dependency on the Capital business process. The Capital module provides the necessary framework for managing capital assets, calculating depreciation, and handling other capital-expenditure-related logic. Therefore, to plan for capital projects within the Projects module, the Capital module must also be enabled and configured to support these functionalities.

B. Workforce must also be configured. Workforce integration is optional for planning labor costs on projects; it is not a mandatory prerequisite for enabling capital projects. C. All modules must be enabled. This is incorrect. Oracle EPM Cloud Planning is modular, allowing organizations to enable only the specific business processes they need. D. Strategic Modeling must be enabled. Strategic Modeling is a separate business process for long-range strategic planning and is not a required dependency for the operational and capital planning integration between Projects and Capital.

1. Oracle Help Center, Administering Planning for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud, "Enabling Projects".

In the section describing the steps to enable the Projects business process, the documentation explicitly states: "To enable capital project planning, you must also enable Capital." This establishes the direct dependency required to use the capital project features.

2. Oracle Help Center, Administering Capital for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud, "Integrating Capital with Projects".

This section details how the two modules work together. It notes, "When you integrate Capital with Projects, you can create and manage capital projects that require funding approval, and then track them as they become assets." This confirms that the functionality for capital projects relies on the integration of both modules.