JD Edwards Move to Cloud Program

Working on your cloud strategy? Getting your organization cloud-ready? Looking for best practices, insights and planning templates? Debating whether to run your existing solution on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or take the SaaS path? Inform and accelerate your journey with this series of tailored sessions designed for existing JD Edwards customers.

Sessions include:

JDE on Cloud: From Myths to Reality – Cost, Security, Scalability, Flexibility, and iSeries

Presented by: Achutha Shivashankar, IT Convergence

This session will debunk prevalent myths surrounding JDE on Cloud, tackling concerns about overspending, loss of control, and security head-on. You will also learn about the tangible benefits of moving JD Edwards to Cloud, including cost reduction, enhanced scalability, performance improvements, and more.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into:

• The current Cloud landscape for JD Edwards
• The realities of Cloud economics, comparing CapEx vs OpEx models
• Options for iSeries users considering Cloud
• Strategies for migrating different JD Edwards versions, including older releases

Whether you are contemplating your first steps toward Cloud adoption or seeking to optimize an existing Cloud strategy, this session will equip you with the knowledge to make informed decisions about your JD Edwards on Cloud journey.

JD Edwards Cloud: Key Innovations and Practical Roadmaps for Cloud Migration

Presented by: Lucien Metellus, Centrilogic

This presentation explores current Cloud ERP trends, focusing on multi-cloud and hybrid strategies. It discusses leveraging Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) with other providers for flexibility, cost optimization, and resilience. The adoption of cloud-native applications and microservices architecture with JD Edwards for modular, scalable environments is highlighted. Key benefits of migrating JD Edwards to OCI include scalability, pay-as-you-go models, and cost-control options. Oracle’s security measures, data encryption, and compliance certifications (e.g., HIPAA) are also covered. A phased migration strategy ensures a smooth transition to OCI, starting with non-critical functions. Integration with Oracle tools and third-party applications is detailed, emphasizing data control and process customization. Quistor’s expertise in JD Edwards migrations to OCI is showcased with real-life examples. Real-life cloud success stories demonstrate operational efficiency, cost savings, and agility achieved by other companies. Examples include reduced on-premise maintenance costs and improved system uptime. Finally, the future outlook for JD Edwards in the cloud is discussed, including next-gen OCI infrastructure, Autonomous Database features, enhanced disaster recovery, and high-availability options. This comprehensive overview equips you with the knowledge to optimize your JD Edwards environment for the future.