With the growth an adoption of Oracle Guided Learning for JD Edwards the OGL4JDE SIG has been established and will showcase. The latest product capabilities from Release 26c and 26d (Presented by Oracle Product Management) as well as what to expect in 27a and 27b, including the additional AI Capability being added to the product. The session will also introduce new customers and facilitate discussion / collaboration amongst existing users of OGL4JDE. New users or potential users of OGL4JDE are of course welcome to attend

Join Edward Life Scienes, the leading global structural heart innovation company, as they share their journey of selecting and implementing Oracle Guided Learning for JD Edwards (OGL4JDE) to enhance enterprise digital adoption. Liz Gonzalez, Sr Director, IT Finance Applications, will lead the presentation, outline the evaluation process that led to choosing OGL4JDE over other digital adoption solutions and their progress with the implementation. Daniel Smith, Global Product Director at Steltix, ELS's strategic partner, will also provide an overview of OGl4JDE and the approach adopted for ELS.

This presentation will demonstrate the orchestration design to execute standard EDI 850 inbound purchase order processing that transforms flat files (X12 format) from trading partners into inbound orders in the F47* tables. It will walk through a real-world architecture that integrates a third-party integration platform with standard JD Edwards inbound processing, enabling secure file exchange, structured file movement, and automated sequential processing using orchestration. Attendees will learn the critical design components required for a stable solution, including file path configuration, folder and directory structuring, and text file handling techniques. The session will also highlight how to manage end-to-end file lifecycle operations, such as successful file archiving with timestamps and error file segregation for troubleshooting and remediation. In addition, it will cover how automated notifications improve operational visibility by alerting key stakeholders when files are missing, successfully processed, or require error resolution. By the end of this session, participants will understand how to avoid common pitfalls in EDI inbound processing and build a reliable orchestration that ensures accurate and traceable order creation in JD Edwards. This session will benefit JD Edwards functional consultants, architects, business analysts, developers/technical teams, and support teams responsible for EDI.

Ensuring obsolete vendors cannot continue to be used throughout the procurement process is where many organizations struggle. At BrightView, with thousands of vendors managed across numerous branch locations, users could unknowingly continue creating purchase orders and receiving goods from vendors that had been placed on hold or marked obsolete, creating unnecessary operational and payment issues. This session demonstrates the end-to-end process BrightView uses to definitively inactivate vendors and prevent further use within JD Edwards. We'll cover how payment holds, purchase order hold codes, Address Book reason codes, and visual vendor identification work together to stop obsolete vendors from being selected while providing clear visibility into why they have been inactivated. Attendees will gain practical insights into implementing a comprehensive vendor inactivation strategy, including configuration details, lessons learned, and the potential pitfalls to avoid when deploying a similar solution in their own environment.

Business Analyst turnover is a quiet crisis in many JDE shops: new BAs struggling with system complexity, vague requirements slipping into development, and engineers spending more time asking questions than writing code. At Dealer Tire, we decided to stop absorbing that friction and start eliminating it. This session tells the story of how Dealer Tire's JDE Engineering team embedded Claude AI directly into our software development life cycle - without heavyweight tooling or custom infrastructure. By feeding JDE artifacts like UBE event rules, UDOs, Orchestration logic, table specs, and business views alongside Jira work items into Claude with the right context and prompts, we unlocked something our team hadn't experienced before: comprehensive unit test plans delivered in minutes, sharper acceptance criteria, clearer business requirements, and development recommendations grounded in the actual system. What used to take days now takes minutes, and our BAs are deepening their JDE knowledge in the process. Attendees will leave with a replicable framework they can begin applying to their own JDE teams immediately.

In Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, effective change management and object tracking are critical for maintaining system integrity and supporting continuous development. The Work With Repository History (P98780H) application provides a centralized mechanism to capture, manage, and review historical versions of enterprise objects. It records changes made through the Object Management Workbench (OMW) and during package builds, enabling developers and administrators to track modifications, compare object versions, and restore previous states when necessary

Are you newer to Orchestrator Studio? Then this session is for you! This is such a powerful tool and it can be overwhelming for those just starting to embark on their journey into the E1 world of Orchestrations. We'll walk through an overview of the Orchestrator Studio, giving you an understanding of all the components/step types available to you in the studio. You will gain an understanding of how the Orchestrator Studio can help you. We will discuss design considerations as well as some common Orchestrator use cases. I’ll show a live demo of an Orchestration. The goal is that you walk out of the presentation with an understanding of the power of the Orchestrator Studio and how you can use it in your organization.

This presentation highlights a curated set of underutilized yet highly impactful features within JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Releases that significantly improve system resilience, performance optimization, operational efficiency, and cloud readiness. It focuses on capabilities such as SQL Server Clustering for high availability, Oracle Session Management for better database resource control, real-time media object access, and support for longer media object URLs to enable modern cloud storage integration. Each topic is presented from both a technical and business perspective to demonstrate how these features address common challenges like downtime, performance bottlenecks, and administrative overhead. This session is designed for CNC administrators, enterprise architects, IT leaders, and business stakeholders who are looking to maximize their JD Edwards investment. Attendees will learn how to apply these features in real-world environments across on-premises, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), and Azure deployments. By the end of the session, participants will understand how to leverage these capabilities to improve system reliability, reduce operational costs, and support a more scalable, cloud-aligned architecture.

This session will provide a comprehensive overview of a modern, scalable approval framework built within JD Edwards to streamline both Customer Account Approvals and Opportunity Approvals. The presentation will walk through the end-to-end process design, including request initiation, dynamic approval routing, role-based access control, and automated derivation of business attributes using configuration-driven tables. Attendees will gain insight into how complex approval logic—across multiple business divisions can be managed through a structured and auditable workflow leveraging standard and custom JDE components. The session is designed for functional consultants, technical developers, solution architects, and business process owners looking to modernize approval processes and improve governance within JDE. Attendees will learn how to design flexible workflows using rule-based conditions, implement robust access control , enable automation through configuration tables , and ensure traceability using audit mechanisms. By the end of the session, participants will understand how to build a unified approval solution that improves efficiency, enforces compliance, and enhances user experience across customer and opportunity management processes.

This session chronicles a real-world implementation of PC Miler Web APIs within a JD Edwards environment — a prerequisite for the 64-bit upgrade that represents one of the most technically complex integration challenges facing JDE organizations today. We will walk through how our team leveraged JD Edwards Orchestrator templates to integrate with PC Miler's industry-leading mileage and route optimization APIs, the custom objects developed to support the integration, and the performance tuning decisions made along the way to maximize throughput and reliability. From initial architecture decisions to the specific gotchas that emerged along the way, this session shares the hands-on lessons learned from navigating a cutting-edge implementation at the frontier of what the JDE platform can do. Attendees will leave with a clear understanding of what it actually takes to implement PC Miler Web APIs in a JD Edwards environment, including the Orchestrator framework decisions, object development requirements, and the critical pitfalls to avoid. This session is essential for JD Edwards technical architects, IT managers, and functional leads responsible for transportation management, distribution operations, or 64-bit upgrade planning. Whether you are mid-implementation or just beginning to evaluate the upgrade path, this session delivers the practical, experience-based guidance that turns one team's hard-won lessons into a repeatable roadmap for the broader JDE community.

This presentation demonstrates how JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can be extended beyond its standard capabilities by leveraging E1 Pages enhanced with custom JavaScript and Oracle JET libraries. It will showcase how to design modern, interactive, and user-friendly interfaces with rich graphical visualizations directly within JDE. In addition, the session explains how these front-end components can be seamlessly integrated with backend business logic and data using Orchestrations and REST APIs, enabling secure, real-time interaction with the JD Edwards system. This session is designed for JDE developers and IT architects who want to modernize the user experience while increasing automation within their ERP landscape. Attendees will learn how to use E1 Pages as a flexible application layer, how to integrate graphical web interfaces with native JDE functionality, and how to implement practical automation solutions that reduce manual effort and improve business efficiency—all within a single JDE web-session. Real-life examples from our organization will demonstrate how these approaches can be successfully applied to streamline operations and support digital transformation within JD Edwards.

Stop asking what AI could do for JDE. Come watch it work. In this live, unscripted demonstration, GSI's AI experts will show purpose-built AI agents operating directly inside JDE EnterpriseOne. First, a Natural Language Query agent takes on complex financial questions in plain English — no report writer, no IT ticket, no queue. Ask it where your 3-way match exceptions are hiding. Ask it which vendors are trending toward invoice disputes. Ask it anything you'd normally wait days to find out. Then see an AI Invoice Processor capture, match, and route AP invoices automatically — no manual intervention required. A Cash Flow Forecasting Agent answers the question every CFO wants answered before 8am: 'Where does our cash position stand 30 days out?' — pulling open POs, outstanding AR, and scheduled obligations together in seconds. You'll also see AP Fraud Anomaly Detection flag duplicate invoices and suspicious patterns before they ever reach the GL, and a Month-End Close Assistant that walks Controllers through exactly what's open, what's out of balance, and what needs to happen before the books can close. No slides. No hypotheticals. Just AI agents doing real work inside the JDE system you run every day. You'll leave with a clear picture of what's possible — and where to start.

AI agents inside JDE are powerful — but deploying them without a clear security strategy introduces real risk. This session covers the backend security considerations every organization needs to address before going live with AI in their JDE environment. GSI's experts will walk through how AI agents interact with your systems, where vulnerabilities can emerge, what access controls and guardrails should be in place, and how to protect sensitive data without sacrificing functionality. Whether you're already running AI agents or actively planning for them, you'll leave with a practical framework for deploying AI inside JDE with confidence.

JDE CNC administration has evolved significantly over the last five years — and not everyone has kept up. This session is a no-jargon refresher and practical update for CNC admins and technical teams ready to modernize their approach. We'll cover the new and revamped package building tools, Web OMW, and other platform updates that have quietly changed how JDE environments are managed. We'll also address deprecated platforms you may still be running, the end of WebSphere, and the process improvements available to teams willing to make the shift. If it's been a while since you took a hard look at your CNC setup, this session is your starting point.

This session explores a modern, scalable approval framework within JD Edwards that streamlines Customer Account and Opportunity approvals through intelligent, rule-driven workflows. The solution is built entirely using JD Edwards' native tools and technologies—including standard applications, Orchestrator, UDOs, Business Functions, notifications, and configurable business logic—eliminating the need for third-party workflow products while minimizing custom development and simplifying long-term maintenance. Attendees will discover how dynamic approval routing, role-based security, configurable business rules, and comprehensive audit capabilities work together to create a flexible, secure, and compliant approval process. The presentation demonstrates how organizations can manage complex approval requirements across multiple business units, adapt approval logic through configuration rather than code, and improve governance, decision-making, user experience, and operational efficiency through a centralized, scalable approval framework built on native JD Edwards platform.

Security in JDE EnterpriseOne is often something organizations inherit rather than design. Over time, role sprawl, stale user accounts, and a single security environment shared across development and production create risk that quietly compounds until an audit or incident forces the conversation. This session walks through Prinova’s JDE security project: the decision to implement separate production and non-production security environments, what it actually takes to get there technically, and how to manage the promotion process without breaking things along the way. We'll also cover the harder, less glamorous work of role rationalization, access cleanup, and automating the identification and removal of inactive users using JDE's own toolset. Attendees will leave with a realistic picture of scope, practical implementation considerations, and hard-won lessons that apply whether you're starting a similar project or trying to close gaps in an existing environment. Intended audience: JDE system administrators, IT security and compliance professionals, and IT managers responsible for ERP access governance.

Managing user identities across the employee and contractor lifecycle is a critical yet often labor-intensive process. This session showcases a fully automated User Access Management (UAM) solution that integrates UKG Pro, QSoft, Automate Scheduler, and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne to deliver real-time, audit-ready identity governance. Built using native JD Edwards technologies, including EnterpriseOne Subsystems and Orchestrator, the solution automates onboarding, Address Book and User Profile creation, role assignment, Segregation of Duties (SoD) validation, employee transfers, promotions, cost center changes, legal name changes, rehires, and immediate offboarding. Workforce events initiated in UKG Pro automatically provision, modify, or revoke JD Edwards access without manual intervention. The framework includes robust exception management that detects processing anomalies, identifies root causes, and automatically notifies process owners with corrective actions. Comprehensive onboarding, offboarding, role-assignment, and access-change reporting provides full visibility for compliance and audit requirements. Attendees will learn how to implement a scalable, touchless identity governance framework that improves operational efficiency, strengthens security controls, enhances audit readiness, reduces administrative effort, and minimizes unauthorized access risks.

See how our customer CNG gets instant, natural-language access to JD Edwards insights, without still depending on rigid dashboards or external BI tools that increase costs and introduce latency. 'Customer led' JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 26 upgrade enables a more intelligent approach through EnterpriseOne Widgets with user input, Orchestrator, and seamless integration with Oracle OCI Generative AI. This session presents a practical architecture that connects Agentic AI to native JD Edwards Widgets using Orchestrator as the intelligent middleware layer.

Every warehouse running JD Edwards has a confession to make. Somewhere between the receiving dock and the far end of the pick aisle, there is a dead zone. Scanners drop. Transactions hang. Inventory records quietly drift from reality. For years, we blamed the scanners. Spoiler: it was never the scanners. This session tells the story of how Atkore — a NYSE-listed manufacturer running JD Edwards across 40+ North American locations — deployed a CBRS-based private cellular network alongside existing Wi-Fi to power our JDE scanner fleet. We will walk through the real decision framework, what private cellular actually delivers in a JDE environment, and what the vendors will not tell you until after the contract is signed. Device compatibility, SIM management at scale, and the hybrid architecture that makes Wi-Fi and private cellular genuinely complementary — because Wi-Fi is not going anywhere. We are not here to break up with it. We are here to give it a better partner. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for evaluating whether private cellular belongs in their JDE environment, the implementation pitfalls to avoid, and enough real-world lessons to have an informed conversation about the next five years of mobile infrastructure in their warehouse.

Operating across North America, South America, Europe, and Asia, our company leverages JD Edwards (JDE) 9.2 to support over 110 global locations and a robust community of 2,900 users. To accommodate our diverse workforce, we deliver JDE in 11 different languages, maintaining the agility required to meet localized business requirements while ensuring strict SOx compliance. As we actively support our company’s aggressive acquisition strategy, we are in a state of continuous deployment, frequently managing multiple JDE 9.2 implementations simultaneously. In tandem with these rollouts, we strictly adhere to Oracle JDE’s release strategy to continuously innovate and modernize our applications. A foundational pillar of our IT strategy is keeping the JDE core standard. When functional gaps arise that do not fit the standard model, we pivot to alternative solutions, such as leveraging low-code platforms, rather than customizing the core. Drawing from our extensive global experience, this session will dive into our continuous innovation journey and cover the following hot topics: Release 26, Low-code / No-code Tools, Orchestrator, Personalization & Extensibility, Continuous Adoption, Applications, User Defined Objects (UDO), Widgets

Many organizations running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne are looking for ways to give their customers or tenants direct, self-service access to the information held in JDE — without relying on costly third-party portal solutions. This session demonstrates how Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service (VBCS) can be used to build a company-branded customer or tenant portal that connects securely and directly to JDE data through the Orchestrator REST framework. Attendees will see a live demonstration of a working portal that surfaces tenant lease and account information in a clean, modern interface, authenticated and secured at the JDE level.

Real Estate User Group SIG session. We encourage all Real Estate users to attend this session. We will discuss the current status and future of Real Estate in JDE.

Presentation is oriented to IT departments that manage a complex JDE environment. JDE administrators, CNC specialists, JDE developers, and business analysts will learn how to bring modern analytics and AI into their EnterpriseOne environment This session shares a real-world case study from Lucart Group showing how JD Edwards can power a modern, interactive analytics dashboard using only tools already included in the platform — no new licences, servers, or external systems. We'll walk through how a simple batch-monitoring screen was transformed into a visual dashboard with charts, heatmaps, and automatic insights, all running securely inside JDE using the user's existing login. We'll also look at how this same approach naturally opens the door to AI: the clean, structured data it produces is ready to feed AI tools for spotting anomalies, predicting issues, and generating plain-language summaries. The dashboard code itself was built with AI , using Claude. This approach can be reused across other JDE areas like procurement, inventory, or finance; and offers a simple, low-risk first step toward AI — built entirely on capabilities organisations already have.

As attention continues to center on AI, organizations should not overlook the significant value delivered by the tools already available in JD Edwards. This session highlights how Tredegar has applied UDOs—including Composed Pages, CAFE1, EnterpriseOne Search, Orchestrations, and Widgets—to solve business problems, streamline processes, and improve the user experience. Through real-world examples, attendees will gain practical ideas for applying UDOs within their own organizations. •End-to-end process using UDOs to review CAM-generated purchase orders prior to approval •EnterpriseOne Search to improve MRO item searches and maintenance parts list access •Simplified maintenance work order entry •Enhanced analysis of MRP messages •Inventory visibility and monitoring through widgets •Key lessons learned

Join the E1 Tech SIG Community for an interactive discussion focused on the challenges, opportunities, and emerging trends and topics facing JDE technical professionals today.  This open forum brings together CNC and System Administrators, Developers, Architects, and E1 professionals to share experiences, exchange best practices, and collaborate on real world challenges and solutions. Learn about Tech SIG enhancement initiatives and discuss current hot topics such as CSPUs, Development Client changes, Redwood UI, Process Modeler, and much more.  Gain practical insights from peers and learn how community collaboration helps influence the future of JD Edwards.

Connect with fellow JD Edwards CNC and system administrators, security and technical professionals in this interactive roundtable dedicated to the operational side of EnterpriseOne.  The open discussion forum will focus on managing and supporting E1 environments, including infrastructure, security, tools releases, CSPUs, system administration, and other operational priorities. Participants are encouraged to share challenges, lessons learned, best practices, and approaches that have helped their organizations succeed.  Attendees will gain practical knowledge from peer experiences, explore new ideas for improving their environments, discuss enhancement opportunities, and build valuable connections within the E1 Tech SIG community.  Bring your questions, insights, and current initiatives to help shape the conversation!

Explore how organizations are transforming EnterpriseOne through automation, extensibility, and modern development capabilities in this collaborative innovation roundtable.  Topics may include Orchestrations, Notifications, Logic and Form Extensions, Process Modeler, Widgets, integrations, and other tools that help streamline business processes, improve user experiences, and reduce customization. Attendees can showcase creative solutions, discuss emerging use cases, and share both their successes and challenges in adopting these capabilities.  Plan to leave with new ideas, implementation insights, and inspiration from peers who are leveraging E1 in innovative ways.  We will discuss your use cases, questions, and ideas and help drive the future of E1 innovation!

This session provides a practical walkthrough of how JD Edwards Orchestrator can be used to automate bank reconciliation processes, even when payments don’t match the bank statement 1 to 1 and come through different ACH or wire formats. We’ll explore several types of orchestrations that can be applied not only to reconciliation but also translated into other data‑update and automation scenarios across JDE. Attendees will see how orchestration logic, rules, and data services can streamline reconciliation and expose data or process issues that typically difficult to automate. This session is ideal for financial analysts, functional consultants, and technical JDE users looking to reduce manual reconciliation work and/or improve performance of their automations. Attendees will learn how to optimize orchestrations for speed and efficiency—including the real techniques used to reduce processing time from several hours to less than one—and how to expand automation into areas of JDE that are traditionally difficult to reconcile or maintain. You’ll walk away with practical tips, common pitfalls to avoid, and patterns you can apply to your own automation goals.

JD Edwards E1 UDOs are an underused feature by users. This presentation will provide some interesting and valuable use cases of various UDO’s applied in specific scenarios in the E1 Financials workspaces with a step by step “How-To” and the practical application of each. This presentation will focus on Personal Forms, Form Extensions and Custom Layouts associated with specific financial applications. We will provide an overview of specific UDO’s, how they work and how they can be applied. Additionally, we will show step by step demonstrations of creating specific UDOs in commonly used Financials applications and provide examples of the useful application of various UDO’s in terms of Financials applications and how they can save time and increase productivity.

Procurement teams often spend more time managing transactions than making strategic purchasing decisions. Between searching supplier websites, manually creating purchase orders, reconciling invoices, and resolving pricing discrepancies, even routine purchases can involve multiple layers of redundant work. Learn how Cardinal Glass Industries transformed this process using JD Edwards Direct Connect and Punchout functionality. The project not only reduced duplicate data entry but also streamlined purchasing, improved invoice accuracy, standardized pricing across locations, and laid the foundation for future automation initiatives.

What if your orchestrations could do more than simply report an error? Release 26 introduces a highly anticipated enhancement that enables exception messages to be captured directly into orchestration variables. This seemingly simple feature unlocks entirely new possibilities for automation design, allowing orchestrations to react, adapt, and respond based on the specific details of a failure. Join us as we explore the evolution of Exception Handling in Orchestrator Studio and demonstrate how this enhancement can be combined with Rules, Logic Extensions, Custom Scripts, Notifications, and additional orchestrations to create intelligent automation frameworks. You'll leave with practical techniques and design patterns that can immediately improve the reliability, maintainability, and business value of your orchestrations. Learning Objectives •Compare pre-Release 26 and Release 26 Exception Handling capabilities. •Capture and utilize exception messages within orchestration variables. •Implement advanced exception-driven automation patterns. •Build self-diagnosing and more resilient orchestrations that deliver greater business value.

Take a deep dive into the powerful world of EnterpriseOne Widgets and learn how they can modernize the user experience. From Tiles and Watchlist Badges to Charts, Gauges, and Widget Dashboards, we'll cover the full range of capabilities available today. You'll also see how the latest Release 25 and 26 enhancements—including User Inputs, advanced interactions, and orchestration-enabled data visualizations—can help users move from simply viewing information to taking action. Join us for practical demonstrations, proven design approaches, and plenty of ideas for your next Widget project. Learning Objectives 1.Create effective Widgets and dashboards using EnterpriseOne Page Composer. 2.Display and interact with orchestration-driven data through Widgets. 3.Evaluate new Widget features introduced in Releases 25 and 26 and identify opportunities for adoption.

Developers have questions - and only developers can explain how to resolve them. This session pits the Gurus and Joes into Resolution Mode. We discuss what we are facing, what works and how we can resolve the mysteries we are fighting with. The session is popular in that we often have involvement from Oracle, Big-Name Developers and ... (db)

We are using Orchestrations to create sales orders in near real time at scale. Thousands of orders are processed every month with this system, each API call taking about a second. We utilize both existing Business Functions and Business Services and new functionality. This task would have been much more difficult without User Defined Objects. Multiple types of UDOs are used to achieve this task. Attendees will leave with practical patterns they can apply to their own high-volume order processing.

Join fellow UDO users, administrators, developers, and advocates for an interactive discussion on lessons learned, current challenges, best practices, and emerging trends in User Defined Objects. Whether you are just beginning your UDO journey or have years of experience, this session provides an opportunity to exchange ideas, ask questions, and learn how other organizations are leveraging UDOs to improve user adoption and business outcomes. The discussion will also include updates on Oracle enhancement requests, lobby votes, and opportunities for the UDO community to engage directly with Oracle to help shape the future of UDO functionality. Attendees will receive updates on upcoming UDO SIG initiatives and have an opportunity to provide feedback on topics and priorities for the year ahead. Bring your questions, your successes, and your challenges—this session is driven by the community and designed to encourage open discussion among UDO practitioners.

It started with a spreadsheet. Not a strategy—just a curiosity about what would happen if you pushed it a little further. Then came the formulas, the macros, and the moment you realized you had accidentally written your first program. That is how many of us got here. Not through a carefully mapped career plan, but through a series of problems that needed solving—and a collection of skills that quietly assembled itself along the way. This session is for anyone who started in payroll, procurement, accounts payable, operations, or ERP support and somehow ended up as a project manager, business analyst, or IT leader without being entirely sure how that happened. We'll uncover the capabilities hiding inside work most people consider ordinary—and why those capabilities remain valuable in an AI-driven world. AI can summarize meetings, write SQL, and generate documentation. It can help us work faster and automate routine tasks. What it cannot do is build trust with a skeptical stakeholder, read a room when a project is about to go sideways, or understand the organizational realities behind a failed implementation. The question is not whether AI will change your role. It probably already has. The question is whether you recognize what your role is teaching you today. Because the skills you built accidentally may turn out to be the ones that matter most.

ORACLE has given us the tools - we shall use them. With Release 9.2.5 we got package build and deployment on the web and that means: 'We can orchestrate it!' (AJ Shifano)! So we did. Running stable for a few years now we have hourly update packages (in core working hours) to our PY environment and weekly full packages. Our developers transfer from DV to PY on their own and our process picks those projects up and bundles them up, builds them, deploys them and sends out a nice notification so people are aware of it ... and your CNCs can focus on the more important tasks. This is an example of how we're leveraging it at H&R. This is not a HowTo, rather an inspirational session and discussion. This is a joint session with Andrew Ostdiek from JF Shea, who recently enabled this automation using ORACLE's provided example to accelerate and simplify this previously manual process.

Expanding the business through acquisition can sometimes require restructuring the existing chart of account (COA) to accommodate new lines of business. Delve into the advantage and disadvantage of the JDE Standard toolset to allow COA restructuring and learn to assess the impact of the restructure to other areas of the JDE functions

How do you guarantee inventory for strategic customers without creating manual processes or sacrificing overall inventory efficiency? Harper Collins faced this challenge by offering customers reserved inventory that could be drawn down over a defined period, while ensuring those reserved quantities remained unavailable to other customers until the reservation expired. This session explores how Harper Collins leveraged JD Edwards Fulfillment, combined with Orchestrator, to automate the entire reservation lifecycle. Attendees will learn how customer and item-specific reservation profiles with effective dates were implemented, how inventory was isolated from general availability, and how order fulfillment was seamlessly automated from reserved inventory. We'll also demonstrate the automated process that identifies expired reservations, returns unused inventory to the general pool, and maximizes inventory utilization without manual intervention. Whether you're looking to improve customer service, better manage constrained inventory, or automate complex fulfillment processes, this session provides a practical, real-world example of extending JD Edwards to solve a common business challenge.

This session is to share lessons learned in using orchestrations to handle 100K transactions. Harper is high volume transaction based company and introduced Orchestrations to handle the volume of transactions.

Most shops sit on rich JDE operational data — pegging, intercompany transfers, branch on-hand — but answering a question like 'which lines are past due, and why?' still means a BI project or a spreadsheet marathon. This session shows a lighter, governed alternative. We take live extracts from JDE EnterpriseOne, run them through a deterministic, fully auditable Python pipeline, and land a governed SQLite data spine with a derived coverage model (OnHand, In Transit, Covered, Partially Covered, Uncovered). We then connect Claude to that spine and interrogate it in plain English — surfacing the coverage breakdown, then drilling into root cause by correlating against upstream production-standards output. No data warehouse, no RPA, no screen-scraping. Every transformation is traceable from source to answer, which is exactly what makes the pattern safe to trust on real operational data. You don't need a data warehouse or custom dashboards to make JDE operational data conversational and decision-ready — a governed pipeline plus one new query capability gets you there, and the governance is what earns the trust.

Get involved! Please attend the financials SIG session to learn more about the platform, the financials roadmap and network with other companies.

Silence is golden—especially when it comes to data quality. In this session, we'll explore how to design DAS 'tattle tale' reports that hunt for the problems you don't want to see. By pairing smart report logic with scheduler automation (using 'only distribute if not empty'), you'll create a self-monitoring system that alerts you only when exceptions occur. Walk through practical examples—wrong business unit/cost center combinations, policy violations, approval bottlenecks—and leave with a repeatable framework for building reports that work as your process guardians.

How we determined a business value oriented approach to developing the list of projects that should we worked on next. We performed a functional assessment of the current use of JD Edwards: the value of implementing more of the JD Edwards solution already owned: and additional JDE products to purchase. We develop the hard business benefits for each project and the timeline sequence of the projects. We obtain the company president’s agreement with the list of projects: and his commitment to implement the agreed upon plan.

Comoto is America's largest powersports aftermarket retailer with 150 stores nationwide and over 90 years of combined experience serving motorcycle enthusiasts everywhere. Comoto has implemented a comprehensive Vendor Self-Service (VSS) solution designed to modernize and streamline vendor interactions throughout the purchasing lifecycle. The no-code/low-code based platform empowers vendors to independently review, acknowledge, and modify purchase orders (POs) within a unified, user-friendly portal. By reducing manual intervention and email-based coordination, the VSS solution enhances transparency, accuracy, and responsiveness between Comoto’s procurement teams and their vendor network. The result is a more agile supply chain process that improves data integrity and minimizes administrative overhead. Fully integrated with JD Edwards (JDE), the solution provides end-to-end automation from PO creation through voucher entry, ensuring real-time synchronization and seamless transactional flow. Vendors gain immediate visibility into PO status, shipment details, and payment updates, while Comoto gains greater control and auditability over procurement activities. This presentation will demonstrate how the VSS platform not only simplifies vendor engagement but also delivers measurable efficiency gains and improved collaboration across the organization’s sourcing ecosystem.

AI is rapidly moving beyond chatbots and copilots into something far more impactful: digital coworkers that actively participate in day-to-day operations. In this session, we'll explore how AI agents are transforming inventory and materials management across the enterprise from inbound receiving and putaway to outbound fulfillment, warehouse operations, field inventory, manufacturing, and even software implementations. Learn how organizations are deploying specialized AI agents to automate routine tasks, surface critical insights, guide workers in real time, and accelerate decision-making without replacing the people who keep operations running. Join us for a practical look at the emerging workforce of AI-powered inventory agents and discover how these digital teammates can help drive greater accuracy, efficiency, and resilience across your supply chain.

This session will walk through the real-world process of creating a JD Edwards EnterpriseOne MCP Server that connects AI tools to JDE through controlled AIS, REST, Orchestrator, Data Service, Form Service, and App Stack calls. The presentation will cover the overall architecture, why MCP is useful for JDE, how natural language requests can be translated into safe and structured JDE actions, and how the server can expose capabilities such as querying tables and views, discovering REST services, calling orchestrations, reviewing security data, creating address book records, and initiating business transactions like sales orders. This presentation will benefit JDE CNC administrators, developers, solution architects, business analysts, and IT leaders who are evaluating how AI can safely interact with JD Edwards. Attendees will learn what an MCP server is, how it can be applied to JDE, what security and governance boundaries are needed, where AIS and Orchestrator fit, and practical lessons learned from building a working prototype. The goal is for attendees to leave with a clear understanding of how AI can become a guided JDE assistant rather than an unrestricted automation tool, and what steps they can take to begin building their own JDE AI integration strategy.

Inventory is one of the most important assets in the business, yet accountability for it is often fragmented across departments, systems, and processes. Finance measures its impact. Operations moves it. Procurement replenishes it. Sales promises against it. IT supports the systems that track it. The warehouse manages the physical reality. But when inventory is inaccurate, unavailable, misplaced, overstocked, or financially misaligned, the organization often struggles to answer a simple question: who is truly accountable? This session explores the inventory accountability gap that exists inside many organizations. We will examine how ownership often breaks down between functional teams, why system visibility does not always equal operational control, and how manual processes, disconnected systems, and tribal execution create risk across the enterprise. Attendees will learn how to frame inventory as an enterprise discipline rather than a warehouse-only concern, and how to establish clearer accountability across people, process, technology, and financial outcomes. The session will provide a practical model for evaluating where inventory accountability should live, who needs to be involved, and how organizations can create a stronger operating model for accuracy, visibility, and control.

Testing is often one of the largest contributors to the cost, timeline, and risk of JD Edwards projects. Whether it’s supporting your Continuous Innovation journey, applying ESUs, upgrading tools releases, deploying customizations, or preparing for major application upgrades, organizations frequently rely on manual testing processes that are difficult to scale, document, and repeat. At the same time, business users are increasingly stretched thin. Subject matter experts are asked to repeatedly execute the same regression tests, project teams struggle to validate changes efficiently, and IT leaders face growing pressure to deliver projects faster while maintaining quality and audit readiness. In this session, attendees will hear from current JD Edwards customers about how they are leveraging automated testing to support a wide range of initiatives, including Continuous Innovation adoption, ESU validation, Tools and Application upgrades, custom development projects, security changes, integrations, and ongoing system maintenance. Through real-world customer experiences and lessons learned, we will explore how organizations are creating reusable automated test suites that validate end-to-end business processes, reduce dependency on manual testing, and provide greater confidence when deploying changes into production. We'll discuss practical strategies for identifying automation candidates, building reusable test assets, supporting upgrades and ongoing maintenance, validating security and business processes, and creating audit-ready documentation. The session will also highlight common challenges organizations face when transitioning from manual to automated testing and the lessons learned along the way. Whether your organization is just beginning to evaluate test automation or is looking to expand an existing program, this session will provide actionable insights for reducing project risk while improving testing quality across the JD Edwards lifecycle.

Organizational readiness does not begin a few weeks before go-live. It begins with the project kickoff and evolves throughout the transformation journey. Terillium and Wis Pak will provide a behind-the-scenes look at the work happening to build organizational readiness long before deployment. Presenters will share how executive alignment is established and maintained, stakeholder awareness and engagement is built, change impacts are assessed, and role-based training strategies were defined early in the project lifecycle. They will also highlight the importance of integrating organizational change management into the broader project team to identify risks and drive alignment, decision making, and adoption throughout the transformation. The session will also include insights and early results from a pilot deployment, highlighting what worked, what challenges emerged, and how those lessons are being applied to future rollouts across the organization. Attendees will leave with practical ideas, proven approaches, and actionable lessons they can apply immediately to their own JD Edwards transformations.

At Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL), a diverse portfolio of business units relies on JD Edwards financial modules and benefits from a strong technical foundation. While the existing user onboarding process meets JDE’s system requirements, each line of business developed its own approach to managing the user process outside JDE. The result: a fragmented, manual process requiring multiple handoffs, inconsistent approvals, and limited auditability—often delaying new users by days. In this case study, ERP-One and FCL share their journey to reimagine onboarding through structured process discovery, standardization, and automation. The outcome is a modern onboarding paradigm built on an expandable automation framework, with JD Edwards Orchestrator as the integration backbone. By connecting JDE with ServiceNow workflows and Microsoft Power Platform tools, FCL is enabling a centralized, governed process where external systems drive onboarding while JDE remains the system of record. Attendees will learn how Orchestrations can serve as a flexible integration layer for enterprise workflows that adapt to changing audit requirements, enables automation and reduces processing time. Join us to discover how to standardize across complexity, strengthen audit controls, and build a scalable onboarding model that evolves with your business.

Discover how the 2026 Oracle Edge Initiative of the Year winner transformed fragmented JDE security into a scalable, role-based architecture—strengthening control, reducing risk, and preserving audit integrity without compromise. Legacy JD Edwards environments often evolve into complex, inconsistent security landscapes, where decentralized access models drive SoD conflicts, increase audit exposure, and limit governance oversight. This session presents a real-world transformation from 26 independent JDE environments into a single, consolidated platform, supported by a standardized, role-based security framework designed to enforce consistent access control at scale. Attendees will gain insight into how a base-and-optional role design replaced fragmented access provisioning, enabling centralized governance while maintaining required business flexibility. The approach significantly strengthened SoD enforcement, improved audit traceability, and safeguarded sensitive data, including Payroll and executive information. The session further demonstrates how modernized security enables governed use of BSSV services, APIs, and Orchestrator Studio, with UDO-based controls ensuring secure, auditable, and standardized access to enterprise data and processes. This model embeds governance directly within JDE, reducing risk while enabling controlled innovation.

My session will be a chance for the HCM attendees to discuss the Secure Act 2.0 solutions that we have put in place in the JDE software. This has been an ongoing topic in our SIG meetings for the past 2 years. Each JDE customer seems to have found their own unique solution. It would be valuable for all of us to have an opportunity to discuss these solutions as a group. Session abstract: This session will be a working session to discuss Secure Act 2.0. We have all had to comply with this legislation and have approached it differently due to some hurdles with the software. Many 401K vendors are approaching this differently as well which has added a higher degree of difficulty to find the best solution. Let’s get together and have a working session to discuss the pros and cons of the various ways to set this up. I will share our setup and what is working and not working for us. I’d love to hear other ways to set this up and their pros and cons. We will also discuss the Super Catch Up, the mandatory Roth Catch UP and progress on the software fixes. If you have setup questions, bring your setup and your setup questions and we can share our knowledge!

What happens when a county government hasn't had a major JDE upgrade in over five years? For Pinal County, Arizona, the answer was a complex, high-stakes modernization effort touching nearly every layer of the technology stack — application releases, server operating systems, 32-bit to 64-bit architecture conversion, third-party integrations, and years of accumulated custom development. In this session, Linda Sloan-Compton, Pinal County's ERP project sponsor, will share the customer's perspective on planning and executing a comprehensive upgrade to Tools Release 26 and Applications Release 24 — while simultaneously addressing significant infrastructure debt, including migration to Windows Server 2022 and 64-bit conversion impacts on tools like Hubble and ReportsNow. The team also validated and re-licensed Pathlock security tooling under the new architecture, and leveraged DWS Swift test scripts to structure a rigorous multi-phase testing program across Finance, Procurement, and Payroll/HCM. ERP-One Consulting partnered with Pinal County across project management, functional, development, and security workstreams, working alongside a dedicated CNC partner to deliver the full technical scope. Linda will share candid reflections on real-world challenges — security conflicts post-migration, custom object retrofits, orchestration validation, and a go-live date that had to shift to protect quality — and what she'd tell any public-sector JDE customer staring down years of deferred maintenance.

As organizations modernize JD Edwards and enterprise application landscapes, the challenge is clear: how do you reduce costs without compromising performance, resilience, or innovation? In this session, Sampath Vuluvala, Director of Information Solutions at CNG, joins Moe Khan, Director of Cloud Engineering at Oracle, to share a real-world perspective on why Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is becoming the infrastructure of choice for JD Edwards and other mission-critical workloads. Drawing from enterprise experience and OCI economics, this session will show how organizations can leverage OCI’s flexible compute, non-oversubscribed architecture, BYOL licensing, global pricing consistency, and cost transparency to improve performance while reducing total cost of ownership. Attendees will learn how OCI supports JD Edwards workloads with strong performance, simplified architecture, high availability, disaster recovery, and cross-region resilience. The session will also cover how OCI can support adjacent workloads such as EDI, analytics, AI/ML, automation, and modern data platforms. We will also discuss practical FinOps strategies, including cost analysis, resource optimization, and cloud advisor capabilities that help organizations continuously monitor, forecast, and reduce cloud spend. Key takeaways include: Why OCI is well-suited for JD Edwards and enterprise applications How OCI helps optimize cost, performance, and resilience How FinOps practices can reduce waste and improve visibility How to evaluate cloud infrastructure choices across compute, storage, networking, and licensing If you are running JD Edwards today or planning your next phase of cloud transformation, this session will provide practical lessons and a clear roadmap to cut costs without cutting corners.

With all the buzz around UDOs and Orchestrator, it's easy to forget the toolset that made E1 a standout in the first place. Penny Allen's guided tour of the Fat Client developer tools is exactly the orientation new hires—and curious BAs—need. Proceed with an open mind, and you'll see why this 'traditional' toolkit still belongs in every power user's hands.

AI is a buzzword and everyone feels they should be using it - but how? What are ways you can use AI with JDE to gain real business value? Follow our journey to evaluate AI options, approaches and business needs to plan a path forward. As we work through our plans and initial usage - this session will be a dynamic sharing of ideas / use case and what works / does not work in the real world. Areas we are investigating / implementing include: Demand Planning with S&OP Production planning - work allocation automation to a WC Procurement automation for requisition / PO processing Chatbot support for Finance, procurement and planners

When you think of EDI, you usually think of a direct connection between ERP systems - using a VAN or other software. While Mueller is launching our EDI plans for suppliers - this is only 1 of 3 paths we are taking. In this session we will talk about the 3 options we are giving our suppliers - Direct EDI- traditional direct connection using our EDI partner WebEDI - a portal created with our EDI partner to allow suppliers to receive a PO and respond / Invoice Electronic Invoicing - Suppliers can email a PDF invoice which is read, parsed and passed to JDE as an EDI transaction

Built for attendees who already understand Orchestrator fundamentals and are ready to tackle more advanced scenarios, this session covers complex orchestration design: nested orchestrations, advanced error handling and retry logic, working with loops and conditional branching, and performance considerations for high-volume or high-frequency orchestrations. The session will also address common advanced pitfalls, including issues that don't show up in simple test cases but surface once an orchestration is running in production at scale, and how to design around them from the start. This is a training-style session intended for developers and technical staff who have built at least a handful of orchestrations and are looking to level up their design patterns and troubleshooting skills.

Mueller has a division that makes custom products for our customers. These products often require heavy engineering effort as well as custom manufacturing processes. The business was wanting to capture more accurate cost information about specific jobs vs. using standard costing to provide the most accurate price quotes. The answer was JDE job costing. In this session we will discuss how we mapped out the correct level of detail for cost tracking, how we capture time / material on the shop floor as well as engineering costs, then provide accurate costing information back to the business.

When Atkore, a leading electrical, safety, and infrastructure solutions provider, partnered with RF-SMART in 2017 to implement a mobile inventory management solution on JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, the goal was straightforward: improve accuracy and visibility across warehouse operations. What followed was nearly a decade of continuous evolution. This session traces Atkore's journey from initial deployment to a fully mature, 64-bit, high-availability platform running 24/7 across multiple time zones. Presenters will walk through the starting scenario, the decisions made along the way — including location expansions, server and software upgrades, and capacity scaling — and the hard-won lessons learned at each stage. Attendees will gain insight into what it takes to grow an enterprise WMS deployment alongside a growing business, how to manage complexity introduced by multi-site and multi-timezone operations, and how Atkore and RF-SMART have continued to unlock new functionality over time. Now operating on JDE E1 Release 26 and RF-SMART 6.0.3, Atkore's platform reflects years of refinement. This session will cover the measurable improvements achieved, the current state of the platform, and a forward-looking discussion on what the next phase may hold. Whether you are early in your RF-SMART or JDE E1 journey or looking to scale an existing deployment, this session offers a practical, experience-driven roadmap for long-term success.

B2B ecommerce has crossed the $1 trillion threshold in the US alone — and the growth trajectory shows no signs of slowing. For JD Edwards companies, the question is no longer whether to invest in digital commerce, but how to build a strategy that keeps JD Edwards at the center while staying competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape. What trends are reshaping B2B digital commerce today, and what does the next wave look like for manufacturers and distributors running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne? Join a panel of JD Edwards and digital commerce experts as they break down the fundamentals that remain constant, the emerging trends driving the next generation of B2B commerce, and the strategies JD Edwards companies are using right now to compete and win online. Attendees will gain real-world perspectives on aligning a B2B eCommerce initiative with their JD Edwards ERP, identifying the right platform approach for their business model, and building a digital commerce roadmap that delivers measurable results. Whether you are just beginning your digital commerce journey or looking to accelerate an existing initiative, this session will give you the insights and direction you need to move forward with confidence.

The enterprise Process Modeler has been out for a little while but it became more powerful with the April update of Release 26! Enterprise Process Modeler is a graphical design tool that enables organizations to map business processes and their interdependencies, define process metrics, and monitor real-time process performance. As a core component of the Enterprise Automation framework, it provides the ability to design, track, and measure the business processes that drive operational success. The user defined feature extends Enterprise Process Modeler beyond preconfigured templates, enabling you to define custom process models, metrics, and analytics for any business process with data in EnterpriseOne. Whether tracking lease lifecycles, supplier onboarding, or work order progression, you can gain deeper insight into operational performance across your organization. The result is greater visibility into end-to-end business processes and a more holistic understanding of how your enterprise operates.

Unlock the full potential of the JD Edwards Capital Asset Management (CAM) system and discover how it can help maximize asset performance, improve maintenance operations, and extend the lifecycle of your organization's critical equipment. Whether you're new to CAM or looking to better understand its capabilities, this session provides a practical, end-to-end overview of one of JD Edwards' most powerful—and often underutilized—modules. We'll walk through the complete asset management lifecycle, from equipment setup and asset master configuration to preventive maintenance, work orders, resource scheduling, and maintenance planning. You'll learn how CAM integrates with other JD Edwards modules to provide greater visibility into asset health, maintenance costs, labor utilization, and operational performance. Using real-world examples and best practices, we'll demonstrate how organizations leverage CAM to reduce downtime, improve technician productivity, optimize maintenance schedules, and make better decisions through accurate asset data. We'll also highlight key features, implementation considerations, and practical tips that can help organizations realize greater value from their existing JD Edwards investment. Whether you're evaluating Capital Asset Management for the first time, preparing for an implementation, or looking to expand your knowledge of the module, this session will provide a solid foundation and practical insights you can immediately apply within your organization.

Production homebuilders running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne face a common challenge: the most critical, highest-volume operational workflows — community setup, bid management, and financial close — remain almost entirely manual. The result is a workforce stretched thin, margin at risk, and audit exposure that grows with every home closed. This session introduces three purpose-built AI agents that together form a Digital Workforce for JD Edwards Homebuilders — one for every stage of the homebuilder lifecycle. Each agent is designed to work within your existing JDE environment, connecting through AIS and Orchestrator with no ERP migration, no data lake, and no replacement of what already works. The combined impact: approximately $3.1 million in annual savings across all three agents, with individual payback periods as short as six months. More importantly, the platform is shared — the first agent you deploy builds the foundation that makes every subsequent agent faster and cheaper to deliver.

Successful projects depend on accurate forecasting, timely insights, and the ability to identify issues before they impact the bottom line. Yet many organizations still rely on spreadsheets, manual calculations, and disconnected data to estimate project performance—often discovering budget overruns and schedule risks too late to take corrective action. JD Edwards Advanced Job Forecasting transforms project management by providing a centralized, real-time forecasting solution that combines budgets, actual costs, commitments, progress, and projected remaining work into a single, comprehensive view. By moving beyond historical reporting, organizations can proactively monitor project health, improve financial visibility, and make informed decisions throughout the project lifecycle. In this session, we'll explore the capabilities of JD Edwards Advanced Job Forecasting and demonstrate how organizations can create more accurate forecasts, track labor, material, equipment, subcontractor, and overhead costs, and calculate estimated cost at completion with confidence. We'll discuss how forecasting integrates with Job Cost to provide actionable insights at the project, phase, and task levels, helping project managers identify potential issues early and respond before they become costly problems. Through practical demonstrations, implementation considerations, and real-world best practices, attendees will learn how to leverage Advanced Job Forecasting to improve project predictability, strengthen financial controls, and increase confidence in project reporting.

Most JD Edwards customers manage cash forecasting in disconnected spreadsheets pulling AR aging, AP aging, and GL balances by hand, reconciling against bank balances, and emailing static workbooks to Treasury. The result is stale numbers, no audit trail, and limited visibility into daily, weekly, or rolling cash positions. JDE already ships with a powerful, fully integrated Cash Forecasting capability inside General Accounting that pulls live data from the AR Ledger, AP Ledger and GL Detail into a Cash Forecast Data table without redundant data entry. This session walks through a real-world implementation of the JDE Cash Forecasting module and shows how Treasury and Finance teams gain a daily, defensible view of cash positions directly inside their ERP. Attendees will learn how to configure cash type codes and rules to map AR invoices, AP vouchers, and GL bank balances into Opening Balances, Incoming Cash, Outgoing Cash, Net Operating, and Total Cash Forecast. Learn how to build a cash forecast structure to mirror Treasury's reporting expectations that can be refreshed by based-on dates and future-day horizons for daily, 30-day, and 90-day rolling forecasts and visualize insights using the Cash Forecast Analysis application or report for daily review. Walk away with a working blueprint to replace spreadsheet-driven cash forecasting with a governed, automated, JDE-native solution.

Change is the only constant on a project-driven job — and how you manage it can make or break your margin. In this session, we'll take a deep dive into the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Change Management module, the central hub for identifying, evaluating, approving, and tracking changes that impact project budget, cost, revenue, and commitments throughout the project lifecycle. We'll walk through the module's standout features — including the Change Request hierarchy, intermediary ''memo'' ledgers, audit trails, and native integration with Job Cost, Contract Billing, and Subcontract Management. Attendees will get a practical look at the setup and configuration essentials that make the module flexible enough to support both lightweight tracking and fully approval-driven workflows. We'll then explore real-world use cases and benefits for across different industries where disciplined change control protects revenue, prevents budget leakage, and creates a defensible audit trail. Finally, we'll showcase automation opportunities using JD Edwards Orchestrator and notification workflows that route approvals and keep stakeholders informed — turning change management from a paperwork burden into a competitive advantage.

Managing scope, resources, schedule, and budget is a challenge with any project. Adding multi-site and multi-process complexities in an acquisition rich environment takes this challenge to new levels. In this session we will discuss a client success story and introduce the top 10 things to consider when managing complex programs / projects, including leveraging AI technology for PMO support.

''We can't afford it.'' ''Our customizations will break.'' ''We just upgraded — we're fine.'' ''Oracle is going to drop support anyway.'' ''My team will revolt.'' If you've heard these excuses (or said them out loud), you're in good company. And you're also leaving real money, real talent, and real competitive advantage on the table. This session tackles the 10 most common myths that paralyze JDE customers and keep them from upgrading or modernizing. We'll separate fact from fiction with hard data, real client examples, and a healthy dose of honesty.

For Morgan Olson Parts, keeping the fleets of major carriers like UPS and FedEx on the road depends on one thing; fast, accurate access to the right replacement part for the right van, every time. With a catalog of more than 8,500 replacement parts for their installed base of Morgan Olson walk-in step vans, the challenge isn't just parts availability, it's traceability. Every van is built to customer specifications, meaning accurate parts ordering requires complete visibility into each vehicle's manufactured bill of materials (BOM) all the way down to the vehicle identification number (VIN). With JD Edwards EnterpriseOne as the foundation, Morgan Olson Parts built a fully traceable, VIN-level parts ordering system that ensures customers always get the precise part their specific van requires.

The E1 Manufacturing, Distribution, and CAM User Group's meeting at INFOCUS 2026.

Bring your questions about the CAM module. This session will facilitate an open discussion of issues that are unique to the CAM, EAM, and Equipment & Maintenance community.

Please join us to discuss enhancements related to JD Edwards Manufacturing, Distribution, and CAM. We will review some recent changes in the Quest enhancement tool and discuss new, in progress, and recently delivered enhancements. Previous enhancements that started in this meeting include Reverse Ship Confirmation, Work Order Activity Rules/Ledger, and Outbound Inventory Management. All interested parties are welcome to attend.

Bring your list of manufacturing, distribution, and CAM questions to this session. Members of the E1MDAC group will lead an interactive discussion to answer questions, find solutions, and give you actionable ideas to take back to your organization.

Many enterprise applications continue to exchange business data using XML, yet most JD Edwards integrations rely primarily on JSON or external middleware for XML transformation. This presentation will demonstrate a production-proven approach for enabling native XML interoperability within JD Edwards EnterpriseOne using Orchestrator and Groovy scripting, eliminating the need for an additional integration platform in many scenarios. Attendees will learn how to generate XML requests, consume inbound XML messages, transform payloads, and integrate seamlessly with external ERP and third-party applications while leveraging standard JD Edwards Orchestrator capabilities. The session includes real-world implementation examples, reusable Groovy techniques, best practices, common pitfalls, and performance considerations that can help JDE developers, architects, and integration specialists simplify XML-based integrations and reduce overall solution complexity.

Mobile devices surpassed traditional computers in online traffic over a decade ago — yet many JD Edwards organizations are still running sales channels, customer service operations, and payment processes that were designed for a desktop world. In today's mobile-first B2B landscape, that gap represents both a competitive vulnerability and a significant untapped opportunity. Organizations that mobile-enable their JD Edwards environment now will be positioned to outpace competitors still playing catch-up.This session demonstrates mobile-enabled capabilities in action with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne covering B2B and B2C ecommerce, mobile field sales and service, retail store operations, and secure mobile payments with full PCI compliance. Attendees will see firsthand how mobile solutions designed specifically for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can be rapidly deployed and managed using existing JDE IT personnel and expertise, no outside specialists or complex integrations required. Whether you are looking to mobilize your sales team in the field, modernize your retail operations, or give customers a seamless mobile buying experience, this session will show you exactly how to get there with the JD Edwards investment you already have.

In today's digital landscape, the full potential of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is frequently underutilized, particularly when it comes to customer-facing operations. While Customer Service, Sales, and Finance teams rely on JD Edwards daily, routine customer inquiries continue to generate manual work, slow response times, and operational inefficiencies that drain resources and frustrate customers. The organizations overcoming these challenges are doing so by implementing JD Edwards-centric self-service portals and B2B ecommerce platforms that put customers in control and keep JD Edwards as the single source of truth for every interaction.This session showcases how modern JD Edwards-integrated portals are transforming customer operations, enabling customers to search products with AI-powered search, check real-time inventory and pricing, place orders with AI-driven purchase order importing, view and pay invoices, access warranty services, all on a 24/7 basis from a single unified platform. Attendees will discover how this approach drives down operational costs, boosts customer satisfaction, eliminates manual CSR workload, and ensures JD Edwards EnterpriseOne remains the authoritative source of truth across every customer touchpoint. Whether you are evaluating your first portal initiative or looking to modernize an existing one, this session will show you how a JD Edwards-integrated digital commerce platform can transform your operations and make your team's job significantly easier.

For years, JD Edwards users faced a frustrating reality: once a shipment was confirmed, there was no clean way to undo it. Operations teams routinely resorted to negative order lines, manual credit memos, or RMA workarounds to correct simple mistakes—introducing data integrity risks, accounting headaches, and inefficiencies across the supply chain. But now Oracle has finally answered this long-standing customer request by delivering native Reverse Ship Confirmation functionality for sales order processing. This session will provide attendees with a comprehensive look at how the new program reverts ship-confirmed sales order lines to their pre-shipped state, automatically restores inventory to the correct warehouse and bin, resets soft and hard commitments, clears ship dates, and rolls order activity rules back to a defined reversion status. In this session, we will discuss the necessary setup to enable this new functionality. Attendees will learn the eligibility rules, how the P4205R leverages the same processing options as the original P4205 to ensure transactional consistency, and the configuration steps required for order activity rules to enable the reversion status. As well, we will discuss some real-world use cases - erroneous confirmations, last-minute cancellations at the dock, equipment failures, and customer change requests - and demonstrate the end-to-end Reverse Ship Confirm flow in JDE. We will also cover practical adoption considerations, including security setup, audit/accounting impacts, integration touchpoints with Transportation and Warehouse Management, and how this enhancement complements other Release 26 Sales Order Management improvements such as smarter credit hold releases and zero commission processing.

Many JD Edwards customers are running older releases and feel left behind when it comes to AI and automation. The good news? You don't need to be on the latest release of JDE to harness the power of Artificial Intelligence. In this session, learn how open source Large Language Models (LLMs) can be deployed alongside any release of JD Edwards to intelligently extract and interpret unstructured data from email-attached PDFs — including vendor invoices, purchase orders, and customer remittance advices — and feed that data directly into JDE Orchestrations to drive real business automation. We'll show you how open source LLMs handle the 'hard part' — reading and understanding unstructured document data — while JD Edwards Orchestrator handles the 'JDE part,' executing 3-Way Matching in Accounts Payable and Cash Application in Accounts Receivable with minimal manual intervention. But the intelligence doesn't stop at automation. Each module is also equipped with a conversational AI query bot that allows finance users to ask plain-language questions directly against their JDE data — think 'What invoices are past due and pending match?' on the AP side, or 'What is my projected cash receipts for the next 30 days?' on the AR side. These bots surface real-time insights on open amounts, aging, cash forecasting, and more — putting actionable data in the hands of users without requiring them to navigate complex JDE inquiries or run reports. No expensive third-party middleware, no waiting for an upgrade, and no custom code required. Whether you are a functional finance user tired of keying invoices or a technical JDE resource looking to modernize your environment on a budget, this session will show you that cutting-edge AI is closer than you think — and already within reach for your organization today.

Organizations running JD Edwards often struggle to deliver simple, modern user experiences for business processes that span manufacturing, warehouse operations, inventory, procurement, quality, approvals, and more. Steltix Appshare is a low-code application platform that enables organizations to rapidly build and deploy intuitive web and mobile applications that work with standard JD Edwards transactions—without modifying EnterpriseOne. Running on browsers, tablets, scanners, and mobile devices, Appshare helps simplify complex ERP processes while accelerating user adoption and reducing development effort. In this customer-led session, hear how one global manufacturer used Appshare to modernize its shop floor operations by replacing a legacy manufacturing application with a streamlined mobile solution for labor reporting, work order completion, operation status, and manufacturing execution. Built on JD Edwards AIS and Orchestrations, the solution preserved standard ERP processing while delivering a dramatically improved user experience. We'll also discuss the results after production deployment, including operator feedback, rapid enhancements, and the flexibility to evolve the application as business needs changed. Finally, we'll demonstrate how the same Appshare platform can be used far beyond manufacturing to rapidly deliver purpose-built applications across warehouse management, inventory, procurement, approvals, quality, and many other JD Edwards business processes. Learning Objectives * Discover how Appshare enables rapid development of modern web and mobile applications for JD Edwards without modifying EnterpriseOne. * Learn how one manufacturer modernized shop floor operations while preserving standard JD Edwards processes and improving the operator experience. * Explore how the same low-code platform can be extended across manufacturing, warehouse, inventory, procurement, quality, approvals, and other JD Edwards business functions.

Manufacturing efficiency relies on seamlessly connecting Operational Technology (OT) on the shop floor with enterprise IT systems. This session explores a modern, event-driven architecture that eliminates manual data entry by directly integrating PLC device events with operator web applications and JD Edwards Application Interface Services (AIS). We will walk through a real-world implementation of an automated palletizer system. By utilizing a custom OT Gateway, we establish stable OPC UA sessions to monitor machine data, translating raw PLC tags into real-time WebSocket streams. When the PLC triggers a specific event—such as signaling a new pallet is ready—the browser-based operator application instantly catches this state change and orchestrates the required business processes directly in JDE. Attendees will see how the application evaluates the machine's state and automatically executes JDE API calls to fetch active Work Orders and process Work Order Completions. We will also cover how the system handles complex logic on the fly, such as booking inventory, generating SSCC/Lot numbers, and making dynamic decisions between automated or manual printer routing. Key Takeaways: •OT to IT Architecture: Learn how to build a scalable middleware gateway that bridges industrial OPC servers and modern web clients. •Event-Driven Operator UI: See how to translate machine data into actionable, real-time interface updates that keep operators in the loop without requiring manual data entry. •Automating JDE Workflows: Understand how to sequence JDE AIS calls—like getWorkOrderDetails and workOrderCompletion—triggered directly by physical shop floor events. •Closed-Loop Communication: Discover best practices for maintaining data integrity, such as writing acknowledgment handshakes back to the PLC and managing error states when API calls fail.

For many JDE organizations, the greatest threat to operational stability isn't a software deadline — it's the person quietly planning their retirement. Critical institutional knowledge lives in the minds of just one or two individuals, and when they leave, years of 'tribal knowledge' goes with them. Compounding this is a second trend: mid-career JDE professionals are increasingly exiting the ecosystem for cloud-native technologies, shrinking the talent pool from both ends. To add to the complexity, finding a qualified JDE expert is now tougher than ever. Hiring cycles that once took weeks now take months, with many positions never getting filled. This interactive panel discussion will explore practical strategies for getting ahead of the talent and knowledge-retention challenge. Through candid conversations with leaders from various JDE customer organizations, attendees will hear their firsthand experiences and the concrete steps that each organization has taken to future-proof their ERP investment. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage directly with panelists, compare approaches, ask questions, and leave with actionable ideas for future-proofing their own JD Edwards organizations.

In this session, we will cover challenges experienced in converting affiliate’s processes and data and how Sekisui House U.S., Inc used DAS to help transform data from non-JDE databases into the existing MDC instance of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. •Different accounting systems and practices at the affiliates meant Account Balances had to be translated from one legacy job to many JDE Business units. oCosts and revenue for certain types of transactions are recognized at the lot level in the affiliate and the community level in the parent company oUsed multi-row table lookups to create a consistent number of records oHad to introduce the concept of business units to affiliates •Different purchasing structure meant there were bid contracts that could not be “lifted and shifted” from a single legacy table into the JDE destination table oBids loaded by plan story had to be expanded out to include specific plan oBid options had to be expanded out for wildcarded option suffix oUsed multi-row table lookups to create a dynamic number of records based on source table oUsed table lookups to convert from incremental in the legacy system to best fit in JDE.

At CNG, dozens of order-to-cash and procure-to-pay transactions used to arrive as customer PO PDFs, supplier invoices, warehouse CSVs, and business-user spreadsheets — and got keyed into JD Edwards by hand. Manual entry was slow, error-prone, and impossible to scale across the 10,000+ invoices we process monthly. We built a repeatable integration pattern that turns those documents into JDE transactions without manual keying, now saving over 1,500 hours of effort each month. The spine is the same every time: an external tool (invoice-workflow software, a webapp, or an RPA bot) extracts the source data, calls an E1 orchestration over REST, and the orchestration writes through table I/O into the standard EDI/Z-file inbound tables, then launches the matching UBE. We applied it to five live use cases: Customer sales orders, originals and revisions — PDF extraction to F47011/F47012/F47012T/F4714/F4715/F4706/F47131/F47132/F47132T, then R47011/R47131. PO receipt to customer invoicing for SD/OD orders — F47071/F47072, R47071, plus a custom invoicing UBE. PO receipt routing movement (TRANS to STOCK) — warehouse CSV to F43092Z1. Supplier PO creation from a business spreadsheet — F4301Z1/F4311Z1, then R4311Z1I. Standalone landed cost from an ancillary system, applied via orchestration form request. By standardizing on table I/O plus standard batch programs rather than custom code, we kept the logic inside JDE's own validation and security, and made each new use case a configuration exercise rather than a development project. You'll learn how to: Map a document-to-transaction flow onto E1 orchestrations and table I/O. Choose the right inbound Z-file/EDI tables and the UBE that processes them. Let external tools (RPA, webapps, invoice workflow) drive E1 over REST safely. Decide when table I/O beats custom code, and reuse one pattern across many cases.

As the global leader in specialty punches, dies, and metal stamping tools, Dayton Lamina serves manufacturers across North America and Europe with a product portfolio that spans both standard stock items and highly complex make-to-order configurations. Delivering that level of product complexity through traditional ordering channels created friction, extended lead times, and limited the 24/7 availability today's global manufacturing customers demand. To solve that challenge, Dayton Lamina leveraged the full integration capabilities of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne to build a B2B Webstore, seamlessly connecting a third-party configurator solution for make-to-order items with a fully integrated digital commerce experience across country-specific websites serving the US, Mexico, and Portugal. The result is a unified platform that brings together Dayton Lamina's content website with the ability to take orders for both stock and custom configured items, deliver real-time customer support, and submit configured orders directly to the manufacturing floor within minutes of placement — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Attendees will learn how Dayton Lamina tackled one of the most technical challenges in manufacturing by integrating a third-party configurator with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne across multiple countries, languages, and currencies. Attendees will also walk away with a practical blueprint for building a globally scalable, JDE-integrated digital commerce platform that reduces order lead times, improves order accuracy, and delivers a modern customer experience that keeps JD Edwards as the single source of truth from order entry to the manufacturing floor.

Month-end financial close depends on timely and reliable access to Trial Balance data, yet many JD Edwards environments experience performance degradation as transaction volumes grow. This session presents a real-world approach used to identify and eliminate Trial Balance performance bottlenecks while maintaining full audit compliance and system integrity. Rather than focusing on technical code changes or the purging of prior year balances, we'll examine the business and data challenges that contributed to slow performance, the practical optimization techniques implemented, and the measurable impact on financial operations. Attendees will learn how targeted data management strategies improved runtime, increased system stability, and streamlined the month-end close process without compromising compliance. The session concludes with implementation guidance, lessons learned, and practical recommendations that organizations can apply within their own JD Edwards environments. Attendees will also receive a ready-to-import JD Edwards package that can help accelerate adoption of the techniques discussed.

Microsoft Copilot in Power BI is one of the most visible AI capabilities now reaching JDE finance, operations, and supply chain teams. It can generate report narratives, build visuals from natural language, summarize dashboards, and answer questions in plain English. When it works, users adopt it quickly. When it fails on JDE data, the loss of trust is immediate. This 90 minute technical session focuses on how to build a Power BI environment on JDE data that Copilot can actually use. We move past demos into the configuration, semantic model design, and data preparation that determine whether Copilot produces useful answers or not. This session assumes familiarity with Power BI, DAX, and JDE tables. What we will cover Prerequisites and setup Fabric capacity, licensing, tenant settings, and regional requirements needed before Copilot is available in your environment. Semantic model design for Copilot Why Copilot fails on raw JDE tables, and the naming, descriptions, synonyms, and measures required to make models usable. How to make your model reflect business language, not table structures. Modeling JDE quirks Julian date conversion, UDC and category code translation, business unit structure, and fiscal period logic. What belongs in the model versus upstream so AI produces correct results. Q&A and narrative tuning on JDE data Getting reliable answers on AR aging, inventory turns, supply and demand, manufacturing yield, and sales orders. What good model documentation looks like and how to validate it. Storage modes and performance Import, DirectQuery, and Direct Lake in Fabric for JDE scale data, along with incremental refresh and model design choices that impact performance. Governance and rollout Row level security, access to Copilot, adoption tracking, and how to maintain confidence in outputs. Attendees will leave with a setup checklist, proven semantic model patterns, and a clear view of where Copilot adds value and where it does not.

Cyber Security Best Practice Tips for JDE on Windows Servers, A Field Guide. Running JDE on Windows servers, whether on prem or in the cloud requires diligence to maintain good cyber security hygiene. Topics to be covered: Hardware considerations, OS updates, Monthly Patching and Restart!, Network best practices, Associated Apps required for JDE, Java updates, Database updates and hardening, JDE app Security, Server Manager restrictions, Virus Scan exclusion, Proper Backups and tests, DR testing, Data Center considerations, Third Party app considerations, Integration considerations, AI and Datawarehouse considerations, Tools Release currency. Target audience – CNCs, Functional BAs, IT Directors.

Data has become the new gold, and companies need to develop tools that provide relevant information quickly for faster decision-making. Business departments increasingly demand real-time applications and data to support their operations. Generative AI is the technology that enables companies to create applications, access data, and deliver greater value to both IT teams and users. We leverage a generative AI platform to develop applications and streamline data delivery while ensuring an appealing design. Our IT team collaborates effectively with JD Edwards to support various business areas, including finance, sales, and distribution, all within a highly collaborative environment.

It's 2am. Your phone rings. As a CNC, you’ve lived this or something similar. That call is becoming a relic. The JD Edwards tools releases keep coming, and the ground beneath traditional environment management keeps shifting. In this no-nonsense technical session, we take stock of how far we've actually come, and how much further there is to go. We'll walk through the capabilities that are quietly reshaping the CNC function: automated package deployment, virtual batch queue scaling, JWT-based SSO, and the systematic elimination of single points of failure. We'll be honest about real-world adoption, what works in production, where the rough edges still are, and what the gap looks like between what Oracle ships and what most environments are actually running. The reactive, break-fix work is shrinking. What replaces it is more interesting: designing resilient, automated, infrastructure-agnostic JD Edwards environments that don't need a human in the loop at 2am. We'll show you what that architecture looks like, what it takes to get there, and what the organizations doing well have figured out that others haven't.

Upgrading Oracle JD Edwards to the latest Applications and Tools release is more than a technical exercise—it is an opportunity to improve system performance, reduce technical debt, and prepare your ERP environment for future innovation. This session explores the different upgrade strategies available, including a technical 1:1 upgrade and a reimplementation approach, helping attendees understand when each option is most appropriate. We will also discuss key technical dependencies, the impact on interfaces and integrations, and share a real-world customer case demonstrating how a successful JD Edwards upgrade was completed in just 60 days. Designed for business analysts, project managers, stakeholders, and project sponsors, this presentation provides the knowledge needed to make informed upgrade decisions. Attendees will learn how to evaluate the available approaches, identify risks and dependencies early in the project, and understand the business and technical considerations that contribute to a successful JD Edwards upgrade. The customer case will provide practical insights into project planning, execution, and the factors that enabled an accelerated implementation timeline.

Your JD Edwards EnterpriseOne already captures more operational evidence than many teams realize - and that data can answer critical support, audit, and project questions faster than chasing them through emails, screenshots, and manual investigation. In this session we'll demo newer, often-overlooked EnterpriseOne capabilities that give IT teams the visibility to analyze, audit, and act on transactional events across the business. Through real-world 'day in the life' examples from live support and project work, we'll show how quickly you can reach root cause, validate a test cycle, or pinpoint where users are struggling, using tools you already own. Key Takeaways: - Auditing user performance - Identifying causal events - Validating test cycles - Identifying training needs or process bottlenecks

The JD Edwards Construction Special Interest Group (SIG) is back, and we want you at the table. This session is a roundtable for JDE customers, partners, and professionals in the construction industry to connect, give feedback, and help position the SIG to address today’s challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities. Be sure to bring your questions and ideas!

JDE EnterpriseOne meeting for current members, potential members, and guests of the JD Edwards Business Analyst Special Interest Group

Are you new to JD Edwards? Is your organization new to JDE? This session will discuss terminology you will hear in other session and also guide you to tools to assist you in day to day: how JDE works and how to get up to speed quickly. This is primarily geared toward Business Analysts: but Functional Users will also gain some tips and tricks. Bring your questions!

With Oracle JD Edwards extending support to 2036 and encouraging customers to stay code current, it is crucial to find ways to make maintenance and functional testing processes more efficient. For most JDE E1 customers, relying on end users and subject matter experts (SMEs) with heavy workloads and limited time makes functional testing challenging. Consequently, the quality and scope of testing and documentation often vary dramatically and inconsistently from one project to the next. In this session, we will explore how Pinal County successfully leveraged the DWS SwifTest tool to complete testing for our EnterpriseOne 9.2 applications and Tools upgrade. This process also allowed us to establish a comprehensive library of standard and custom business processes. Key benefits of adopting this approach included: - Documenting detailed process steps. - Leveraging consistent test data for repeatable actions. - Automating script running. - Creating a basis for end-user training documentation. - Providing auditors with consistent documentation of testing validation performed before promotion to Production.

JD Edwards Media Objects remain a critical part of many business processes, but traditional attachment storage can become difficult to scale, secure, integrate and enrich with modern cloud services. This session will explore a practical architecture for extending JD Edwards document and attachment handling using cloud-native storage, secure API patterns and AI-ready document processing, while keeping JD Edwards as the system of record. Attendees will learn how JD Edwards attachments can be externalized to cloud object storage, accessed through controlled APIs, and enriched with services such as OCR, document classification, metadata extraction and future AI-driven search. The session will cover key design considerations including AIS integration, Media Object references, upload/download security, pre-signed access patterns, storage abstraction, auditability, and how this approach can reduce database/file-system dependency while preparing JDE environments for more advanced automation. The session is intended for JD Edwards CNC, technical, integration and application teams looking for a realistic path to modernize document management without disrupting existing JDE processes.

Manual sales order entry remains one of the most time-consuming and error-prone processes for many Oracle JD Edwards organizations. This session showcases how Worthington Enterprises transformed that process by implementing an AI-enabled sales order automation platform that reads customer purchase orders, intelligently extracts business data, validates customer and item information, applies customer-specific business rules, and automatically creates sales orders in Oracle JD Edwards while maintaining appropriate human oversight. Attendees will see how the solution evolved from a proof of concept into a scalable enterprise deployment supporting production order processing. Attendees will gain practical insights into the solution architecture, including AI-powered document processing, multi-agent workflow orchestration using n8n, Oracle JD Edwards Orchestrator integration, and the governance required to safely deploy AI within an enterprise ERP environment. The session will also highlight measurable business outcomes, including a 75% reduction in order entry time, a 93% automated sales order success rate, support for more than 1,150 customers, and consistent order acknowledgements within a two-hour SLA. In addition, attendees will learn the implementation challenges, lessons learned, and best practices for successfully scaling AI-powered automation from a proof of concept to an enterprise production solution.

When your company acquires another, the access model you built years ago quietly decides whether you provision the combined workforce in weeks or spend two quarters remediating toxic access and answering audit findings. Most M&A post-mortems blame culture, talent loss, and data quality, and they are right. But underneath those headlines sits a workstream entirely within your control: the access and risk management architecture that determines whether absorbing an acquired company is a clean mapping exercise or a user-by-user rebuild. This session makes the case in concrete JDE terms. We contrast two patterns: a governed, process-aligned role catalog with a deny-oriented *PUBLIC posture and disciplined role sequencing, versus the sprawling, override-laden model that imports an acquired company's hidden conflicts on top of your own. We show why the difference is a real line item in deal cost, drawing on documented cases where security gaps cut purchase prices and stalled integrations for months. Practitioners will leave knowing exactly what to inspect in their access model and SoD ruleset, and what 'absorb-ready' looks like at the table level. Leaders will leave with a sequencing and funding frame, plus the reframe that makes it fundable: this work pays off as SOX and audit readiness today, with M&A acceleration as the bonus. Every attendee leaves with a one-page readiness scorecard to run against their own environment Monday morning: am I map-ready, or rebuild-bound? Whether you run JDE, SAP, or a mixed estate, the principles transfer. Come find out which side of the line your access model is on.

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between a Personal Form and a Form Extension? Or when to use a Logic Extension instead of an Orchestration? With a powerful and continuously evolving JDE toolkit, many organizations and individuals struggle with a critical question: Which tool should I use, and when? In this session, we will move beyond feature overviews and focus on real-world decision making, with a strong emphasis on low-code and no-code solutions. Through practical examples, we will explore common scenarios where the wrong tool choice leads to unnecessary complexity, maintenance challenges, or limited scalability, and how a different approach can produce better results. This session is ideal for business analysts, techno-functional users, and developers looking to modernize their approach. Attendees will leave with a clear framework for selecting the right tool for the job, helping them reduce customization, improve maintainability, and get more value from their JD Edwards investment.

Data governance and risk management are critical priorities, yet many organizations are unaware of the extent of personal data held within their JD Edwards systems or the risks associated with it. This session explores why data privacy and data compliance matter for JD Edwards environments, examining key legislation that governs how personal data must be stored, accessed and used. It will highlight where personal data is commonly held and outline the risks and potential costs of non-compliance. We will focus on test environments, where breaches are more commonly experienced. Attendees will learn how to protect sensitive data, through strategies such as targeted data masking and targeted data refreshes.

What if your team could reach JD Edwards from any app they already use — without ever logging in twice? As organizations extend JD Edwards into modern, user-friendly apps — approval tools, dashboards, mobile experiences, and custom business apps — one challenge keeps surfacing: secure, seamless access. Too often, users juggle multiple logins, IT wrestles with costly middleware, and security teams worry about every new connection point. This session shows a better way. Discover how enterprises can deliver true Single Sign-On (SSO) between JD Edwards and the external apps that power day-to-day work, using only the identity tools you likely already own in Microsoft 365 — no third-party products, no middleware, and no custom plug-ins required. Through a real-world example, we'll show how a modern app can connect directly to JD Edwards with a single, secure sign-on — eliminating redundant logins and giving users a frictionless, consumer-grade experience while keeping data protected. Whether you're a business leader looking to boost adoption and productivity, a manager focused on smoother workflows, or a technology owner aiming to extend the life and reach of your JD Edwards investment, you'll walk away with a clear, practical blueprint. Learn how to: -Deliver a seamless user experience that drives adoption and removes login friction -Maximize your existing Microsoft 365 investment instead of buying new tools -Reduce licensing and integration costs by removing third-party dependencies -Extend JD Edwards into the modern apps your business is asking for Modernizing JD Edwards doesn't have to mean ripping and replacing. Come see how one connection can open the door to a more connected, secure, and user-friendly enterprise.

Do you really need a full refresh of your test environments from Production when there is 10, 20 or 30 years’ worth of transactional data? Learn how to perform targeted data refreshes in test environments, copying only the data you need. In addition, see how you can quickly refresh data for test environments during a testing cycle and witness how newly refreshed sensitive data can be obfuscated.

If your manufacturing footprint spans multiple branch plants, you already know the standard cost roll can be one of the trickiest and most time consuming processes. When raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods transfer between business units, costs have to be rolled in the right sequence — lowest-level branch first, then every branch that consumes those components downstream. Get the order wrong and your frozen standards are off, your variances are noise, and month-end gets painful. In this session, we'll walk through how we automated our multi-branch cost roll end to end, including the inter-branch transfer relationships that make manual sequencing so error-prone. We'll share the approach that lets us kick off a single UBE to update RM, WIP, and FG standard costs across all branch plants in the correct order — replacing what used to be a manual, branch-by-branch effort.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne environments generate vast amounts of operational data across logs, Server Manager REST APIs - yet most of it remains underutilized. This session presents a technical deep dive into designing and implementing an AI-driven operational intelligence layer for EnterpriseOne. We will explore how to build pipelines that ingest and normalize CNC logs, apply machine learning and large language models for pattern detection, anomaly identification, and semantic log interpretation, and correlate this data with REST API telemetry for end-to-end observability. The session will demonstrate how retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and vector databases can enhance root cause analysis by linking historical incidents, knowledge base content, and real-time system signals. In addition, we will cover the design of AI-powered operational copilots and chatbots that leverage structured and unstructured ERP data to provide contextual, real-time troubleshooting guidance.

Over more than a decade of growth through acquisition, Johnston Equipment accumulated multiple ERPs, customer records, and conflicting versions of the truth. Leadership knew the same customers existed across divisions, but lacked a unified view to confirm it or uncover cross-sell opportunities. Traditional solutions—data warehouses with large-scale integrations and plenty of manpower was a daunting task that never got off the ground. Instead, Johnston partnered with ERP-One to take a different approach. Using AI-powered analytics delivered as a managed service, they built a Golden Record across multiple ERPs and business systems, including CRM—without consolidating systems, moving data, or committing to a lengthy implementation. This session is designed for IT leaders and directors facing similar challenges: valuable customer data fragmented across systems with no practical path to unification. We’ll cover why Johnston initiated this effort, the business problems they aimed to solve, and how an AI analytics-as-a-service model delivered results in weeks rather than months. You’ll hear directly from the team about what made this approach succeed where others did not, and leave with a framework to assess whether a similar model could work in your organization.

AI has moved well past the experimental stage in JD Edwards environments. Many teams are already trying things out, but the results are mixed. Some efforts deliver clear value. Others stall or end up creating more work than they solve. This session walks through five real use cases built in JD Edwards environments. We will talk about what actually happened during implementation, not just what was planned. In a few cases, things worked better than expected. In others, the outcome fell short, and there are lessons worth paying attention to. We will cover: AI for code understanding to help teams make sense of customizations and reduce reliance on legacy knowledge Conversational JD Edwards, including chat and voice, and how business users responded Natural language to SQL with governance controls in place Enterprise knowledge search across ERP documentation using retrieval-augmented generation AI-powered analytics in Oracle Analytics Cloud and how it performed in practice Along the way, we will be open about where the value showed up and where it didn’t. Data quality issues came up more often than expected. Security and access control needed more attention than many teams planned for. Adoption depended less on the technology and more on how it fit into daily work. You will hear about: Where AI delivered measurable ROI and where it fell short Common pitfalls in data quality, security, and user adoption How to prioritize use cases that can scale without creating new problems You will leave with: A short list of practical, high-impact use cases to explore first A clear way to evaluate AI opportunities in your own JD Edwards environment Guidance on moving from pilot to something that actually holds up in production This session is based on real projects with real constraints. No theory, no polished success stories without context. Just what experienced teams learned as they worked through it.

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E-invoicing is moving faster than many teams expected. Governments are setting firm deadlines, and for many JD Edwards customers, the impact will start to be felt between 2026 and 2028. This is not something that can sit on the backlog for long. This session focuses on what it actually takes to get ready across different regions. We will look at how requirements vary in Europe, Latin America, and other countries where mandates are taking shape, and what that means in practice for JD Edwards environments. We will cover: The main e-invoicing models, including clearance, reporting, and Peppol, and where each one shows up Key mandate timelines and which organizations are in scope What happens when things go wrong, including penalties, delayed payments, and operational issues How to extend JD Edwards with an architecture that can handle compliance across regions We will also spend time on how this works in real systems, not just on paper. You will see: How JD Edwards connects with platforms such as Pagero Common integration patterns for both AR and AP Where global rollouts tend to run into trouble and how teams have worked through it There is usually more complexity here than people expect at the start. Differences between countries add up quickly. Design choices that seem fine for one region can create extra work later. You will leave with: A practical checklist to assess your current readiness A reference architecture you can adapt to your environment A clear set of next steps for the next 12 to 24 months This session is built around real project experience. The goal is to help you make steady progress and avoid the kinds of surprises that tend to show up late if you are not looking for them early.

AI is no longer a future topic for JD Edwards — it's here, and your existing AIS and Orchestrator investments are the foundation. In this session, we'll explore practical ways to leverage AI inside the JDE ecosystem: intelligent reporting and data analysis, conversational access to live E1 data, and agent-driven automation. We'll look at what Oracle's enterprise-ready AI services bring to JDE today, then show how the Model Context Protocol (MCP) extends those capabilities even further — turning AIS endpoints into flexible, platform-agnostic AI tools usable from Claude, Microsoft Teams, Copilot, and custom agents, with zero changes to JDE. We'll close with a live demo of an MCP-powered assistant working with real E1 data through an agentic system.

Learn how Related Companies modernized its financial forms by replacing manual processes that had been in use for more than a decade with automated workflows. This session explores how these processes were streamlined through automation, including both automated forms and manual forms, monthly financial change requests, and contract match forms, to improve efficiency, governance, and visibility. Using K-Rise's EASYProcess low-code/no-code platform and drag-and-drop development tools, Related Companies transformed a legacy system into a production-ready implementation in just two months. Selected for its cost efficiency, maintainability, and browser-based development environment, EASYProcess enables organizations to rapidly build, own, and evolve their applications. The project delivered rapid time to value while providing executives with greater visibility through automated approval workflows, personalized dashboards, and real-time process insights.

Most of us did not set out to be multi-cloud. It happened one decision at a time, as finance, sales, data, and procurement teams each adopted their own platform while JD Edwards stayed the system of record. For most organizations that mix is not a stop on the way to a single cloud. Hybrid is the destination. Organizations that success in a multi-cloud world have a deliberate operating model that spans every cloud they run. This working session will help you develop this operating model, broken into six capabilities: workload placement, identity and access, data unification, integration and orchestration, cost management, and security and governance. For each one we cover what good looks like, the signs it is breaking, and where JD Edwards fits. This will be a working session. Using tools you can take with you, you will score your own organization across all six, identify the gaps that are most common, most dangerous, and most expensive, and leave with a prioritized, actionable roadmap ready to execute within their organization. You will walk out knowing your readiness across every capability and exactly what to fix first. Attendees will leave with: •A completed hybrid-cloud capability scorecard •A clear understanding of their biggest gaps •A prioritized roadmap for improvement •Practical tools to assess and track progress over time

Sales order entry is one of the highest-volume, most error-prone manual processes in any JDE environment. In this session, we'll show you how to eliminate it entirely — using AI-powered Document Understanding on OCI for ingestion combined with the JDE Orchestrator Framework to automatically convert inbound customer purchase orders into accurate, validated sales orders with no manual keying required. We'll walk through a real-world implementation, covering AI document understanding, AIS Server integration, and the orchestration logic that ties it all together. Whether you're processing 10 orders a day or 10,000, the same architecture applies. Attendees will leave with a clear implementation blueprint, a working understanding of the orchestration design, and a practical path to deploying this in their own JDE environment.

EDI provides one of the most accessible efficiency gains in the area of Sales Order Processing, and yet many companies are hesitant to consider implementing because they don't know where to start. This session will provide a comprehensive overview of how to get started on EDI processing, focusing on inbound purchase order processing (Inbound 850) and outbound invoices (outbound 810). The session will also include foundational setups for generating Advanced Ship Notices (outbound 856). We'll also look at some associated functionality, such as Advanced Preferences that can support an efficient process flow for both EDI and non-EDI sales orders.

Text notes and attachments within JD Edwards are a fact of life in our organizations - customers require them, trading partners use them, and often we rely on them for process execution within the business. One common challenge is storing these text notes in a way that supports visibility and easy review for maintenance. Another challenge frequently encountered is controlling which text will be printed on which documents. In this session we will look at a completely standard solution within EnterpriseOne for entry, maintenance and process execution using Media Object Attachments.to store text instructions, including use of CafeOne pages to provide visibility when using the system. This simple approach is flexible, innovative and could be applied to many business areas.

Managing returns and customer complaints isn't something we usually want to focus on when implementing software, but it's a business reality, and it is something we need to execute with excellence and flexibility. This sessions looks at how basic Case Management functionality improves the ability to capture customer contact events, track the life-cycle of a customer complaint, and fully support all transactions associated with a customer return scenario. We'll take a look at the improved analytics and reporting capability for returns, inventory quality issues, and overall management of RMA through use of Case Management. We will also dig into the extra functionality that Case Management offers for managing any type of customer contact scenario, including Status visibility, task management, and the ability to associate scripts to diagnose common issues.

JD Edwards provides multiple standard mechanisms for ingesting external data, including orchestrations, interoperability tables, and EDI-based processing through Z tables such as F4101Z1 and F0101Z2. While these approaches are widely understood, a lesser-known capability significantly expands data integration flexibility. A standard Universal Batch Engine (UBE) exists that enables the loading of flat file data into virtually any table within JD Edwards—not just those designed for traditional inbound or outbound processing. This powerful and often overlooked functionality opens the door to a wide range of use cases across data conversions, system integrations, and ERP implementations. Organizations can efficiently perform high-volume data loads directly into application tables such as Branch Relationships (F3403) or Supplemental Data (F00092), without the need for table-specific interfaces or custom development. By leveraging this hidden capability, teams can accelerate project timelines, simplify integration strategies, and reduce technical overhead—unlocking a more flexible, scalable approach to data management within the JD Edwards ecosystem.

Stepping into the world of JD Edwards HR and Payroll support can feel overwhelming. When data mismatches or system issues arise, knowing where to look—and what questions to ask—is half the battle. This introductory session is designed for new users and support professionals looking to demystify the HR and Payroll modules. We will explore common pain points, identify the 'built-in disconnects' that frequently cause data issues, and look behind the scenes at how files connect. You will walk away with a proven troubleshooting framework and a go-to checklist for diagnosing problems efficiently. Attendees are also encouraged to bring their own favorite troubleshooting tips to share in this interactive, collaborative session.

EnterpriseOne web client recently introduced the ability to import Configuration Assistant files. See how this long standing utility can help you export/import various E1 objects and data from one installation to another. This can be very useful for saving/moving code, data setup, etc. from one environment or E1 installation

After more than 30 years running JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on IBM with a DB2 database, Little Rapids Corporation reached a pivotal crossroads and made the decision to move to cloud infrastructure. While the IBM platform had delivered decades of stability, the combination of highly specialized knowledge and an untested disaster recovery plan introduced increasing risk to the business. This session explores how Little Rapids made the strategic decision to modernize to a resilient, scalable foundation. Through a candid, real-world case study, Little Rapids shares its end-to-end journey migrating JDE from a self-managed on-premises environment to managed services supported cloud environment. The session will touch on what it took to identify all necessary updates required to make the change including converting IBM applications, updating third-party integrations (EDI, taxes, data analytics, credit card payments, scheduler) and transforming the database. The conversion took months of preparation and weeks of testing to insure a successful transition during an 8-hour downtime window in April 2026. Attendees will gain insight into the critical decisions, lessons learned, and practical execution steps that shaped the migration. This is not just a migration story, it is a blueprint for transitioning to a platform suited for growth and continuous transformation.

Tredegar, a global manufacturer of high-performance masking films, has modernized and automated its business processes through a focus on Master Data Management (MDM). Using a low-code platform integrated with JD Edwards, the company built structured workflows to ensure data for items, parts, and finished goods is entered accurately and consistently, reducing manual effort and improving data quality across global operations. This session explores how Tredegar leverages automation to simplify data requests and approvals, streamline maintenance and purchasing processes, and accelerate the creation of finished goods records. Attendees will learn how the company’s low-code approach connects directly with JD Edwards, through orchestrations and business functions, improving both speed and accuracy without the need for traditional custom coding. Join to see how Tredegar is turning complex data management challenges into agile, efficient, and scalable digital processes.

AI is not simply changing how JD Edwards developers work faster. It is actually changing where developers create value. As generative AI becomes more capable of producing SQL, documentation, test scenarios, logic flows, and automation-ready outputs, the role of the developer is shifting from manually creating every artifact to defining intent, validating generated results, and governing execution. This session introduces a practical 5-Layer AI-Augmented Development Model for JD Edwards: Intent, Generation, Validation, Execution, and Governance. Rather than treating AI as a standalone productivity tool, this model frames AI as part of the broader development lifecycle, beginning from core E1 logic design to impact analysis, test design, documentation, and finally incorporating release automation. The session will explore practical scenarios rooted in real ERP development work, including AI-assisted logic design, SQL and dependency analysis, test coverage generation, documentation/runbook creation, and an intelligent release pipeline. The focus is not on replacing developers, but on elevating their role and allowing developers become reviewers of correctness, interpreters of business rules, designers of coverage, and governors of automated systems. Attendees will leave with a structured framework for thinking about AI in JD Edwards development, practical use cases they can adapt to their own teams, and a realistic view of the controls needed to use AI safely and effectively in ERP environments.

As experienced JD Edwards professionals pass the torch to the next generation, there has never been a better time to learn the fundamentals of one of the world's most proven ERP platforms. For nearly five decades, JD Edwards has helped organizations manage finance, manufacturing, distribution, projects, assets, and supply chains through a single integrated system. Yet many professionals entering the workforce today have had little exposure to JD Edwards and often find themselves learning on the job. This session is designed for the next generation of ERP professionals—recent graduates, early-career consultants, business analysts, citizen developers, and technology leaders seeking a practical introduction to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Rather than focusing on product marketing or implementation methodologies, this session provides a clear understanding of how JD Edwards works, what makes it unique, and why it continues to power critical business operations across industries. Attendees will learn the core concepts every practitioner should understand, including EnterpriseOne architecture, environments, path codes, Address Book, Business Units, User Defined Codes (UDCs), applications, reports, tables, business views, versions, processing options, and common JDE terminology. The session will also introduce modern capabilities such as personalization, User Defined Objects (UDOs), and Orchestrator, showing how JD Edwards continues to evolve while preserving the strengths that have made it successful for generations. Whether you are beginning a career in enterprise technology, supporting JD Edwards for the first time, or simply exploring ERP as a profession, this session provides the foundation needed to start your journey with confidence. Key Takeaway: Every JD Edwards expert started as a beginner. This session helps build the foundation for the next generation of ERP professionals.

Staying current with JD Edwards releases can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. This session outlines a structured approach to continuous adoption that minimizes disruption while maximizing value. Learn how to evaluate updates, prioritize enhancements, and implement changes efficiently using proven frameworks and tools. We’ll also share how leading organizations are building repeatable processes that keep them current without creating unnecessary risk or complexity.

MASYC has leveraged Orchestration REST calls to build an MS Power App for mobile A/P approvals with an E1 login, realtime data, attachment view, and custom UI. We pull the curtain back to show how we overcame hurdles to achieve a great user experience. It's easier than you think, come see what we learned to complete this on-the-go solution!

JD Edwards Orchestrator gives organizations a practical way to automate manual shop floor activities and streamline work order closure with greater speed, accuracy, and consistency. In many maintenance environments, technicians and support teams still spend valuable time updating work order status, entering completion details, and notifying stakeholders after the physical work is complete. This session will show how JDE Orchestrator can transform those manual steps into automated, rules-driven actions that reduce administrative effort and improve operational efficiency. Key Takeaways Through practical examples and a live demonstration, attendees will learn how to design an orchestration that closes work orders, updates status values, applies business rules, and sends notifications to key stakeholders. The session will also highlight reusable Orchestrator components and real-world patterns that can help teams modernize maintenance execution, improve shop floor productivity, and extend automation across similar business processes. •Understand how JD Edwards Orchestrator can reduce manual effort in shop floor work order closure. •Learn how to automate work order status updates, completion processing, business rules, and stakeholder notifications. •See a practical orchestration design that can be reused or adapted for maintenance and manufacturing processes. •Identify opportunities to extend Orchestrator automation beyond a single use case to broader operational workflows. Target Audience This session is designed for JD Edwards business users, maintenance and manufacturing leaders, functional analysts, technical analysts, CNC administrators, developers, integration teams, and IT leaders who want to improve operational efficiency through practical JDE Orchestrator automation.

JDE was built for stability, but AI is changing what your ERP can do. This session cuts through the hype and shows where AI genuinely moves the needle for EnterpriseOne: parsing unstructured documents into transactions, surfacing insights from F-tables, and turning Orchestrator into an agent platform. You'll leave with a practical framework for evaluating AI use cases, avoiding common pitfalls, and identifying quick wins your team can ship without ripping out anything. Real examples, no science projects.

This session explores how organizations can maximize their JD Edwards EnterpriseOne investment by leveraging standard, vanilla functionality to strengthen business process control before pursuing customization. Using standard controls within Job Cost, Subcontract Management and Accounts Payable - such as Approval Routing, Budget Checking & Subcontractor Logs as practical examples - attendees will see how E1 delivered controls can enforce data integrity, improve oversight, and reduce operational risk. The presentation will also address where vanilla functionality reaches its limits, such as with budget revisions and approval governance as well as workbench-driven administration, automation, and Orchestrator-based user communications. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for deciding when to configure, extend, automate, or customize E1 to meet line-of-business requirements while preserving long-term system maintainability.

Managing purchase order approvals across hundreds of users can be challenging when organizations rely on email-driven processes, limited visibility, and delayed decision-making. In this session, learn how BrightView transformed its purchase order approval process by implementing a modern, mobile-first approval platform integrated with JD Edwards.

What happens when your expense management solution is less about expenses — and more about keeping you tied to a banking relationship? Brown & Root's existing solution required ongoing chart of accounts synchronization, created barriers to historical data needed for audit and legal purposes, and came with dependencies we hadn't fully anticipated when we signed on. We needed a solution that integrated natively with JD Edwards, reduced those external dependencies, and gave us flexibility we actually owned. Join us for a candid look at what drove this decision, how the implementation unfolded, and what we'd do differently. We'll cover the business case, key integration decisions, and the realities of going live — including what surprised us. Attendees will leave understanding how direct JD Edwards integration enables real-time chart of accounts validation, receipt storage as JDE media objects, and simplified administration — without the external entanglements. Whether you're evaluating expense platforms or outgrowing your current one, this session delivers perspective from both sides of the implementation table.

After years in the JD Edwards trenches, you collect a particular kind of knowledge — the settings, shortcuts and behaviors that aren't in any manual and that you usually learn the hard way. This session is a fast-paced collection of technical and CNC system-administration tips, tricks and traps drawn from real-world projects: small things that save hours, and a few innocent-looking options that quietly cause chaos down the line. For each one we'll keep it practical — what it appears to do, what it actually does behind the scenes, and the right way to handle it. Whether you're a CNC administrator, a technical consultant or a power user, you'll walk away with a handful of immediately usable techniques, a few 'never do this' warnings, and a sharper instinct for the non-obvious side of JD Edwards.

Every planning run leaves your team facing the same wall: hundreds of action messages, pegging chains and exceptions to read, prioritize and act on — every single morning. The Planning Console gives you the data, but turning that data into a clear, 'what do I actually do today' picture is still slow, manual and easy to get wrong. What if the planning run could hand your planners a ready-made briefing instead of a backlog? This session shows how to layer AI on top of the JD Edwards Planning Console to transform raw MRP output into a concise, plain-language planning briefing — surfacing what changed, what's at risk and what needs attention first, in the words your planners actually use. We'll walk through the approach end to end: how the planning data leaves JDE, how it becomes a structured briefing, and how it all stays under your control rather than locked in a black box. A practical, grounded look at AI where it genuinely earns its place in day-to-day manufacturing planning.

Most AI demos end with a slide. This one ends with something live on your JD Edwards homepage. In this session we connect four pieces into a single working loop — Orchestrator to gather the data, an AI service to turn it into a score or a summary, an EnterpriseOne Widget to surface it where your users already work, and Orchestrator again to act on it. The result isn't a separate dashboard you have to remember to open; it's intelligence rendered right inside JDE, refreshing on its own and pointing people to what matters. We'll walk the full loop end to end and stay genuinely technical: how data leaves JDE, how the AI result comes back, how to bind that output to a Widget, and how to close the loop with a notification or workflow — with the human still in charge, not a black box. Built on JD Edwards' own toolset (Release 25 Widgets, Orchestrator, a touch of Groovy and REST), it's a practical, reusable pattern you can take home and adapt to your own use cases.

Learn the benefits of Orchestrator Studio and the type of processes that you can automate and forget about. If end users are constantly making small mistakes, remove the ability to do so! In this presentation we will walk through how Orchestrator Studio tools were used to make the creation of warranty lots and new communities into a simple workflow.

This session provides an overview of UDO (User Defined Object) Management in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, with a focus on the Unified Lifecycle Management approach for personalized features. It explains how organizations can more effectively govern, secure, deploy, and maintain UDOs across environments while supporting user innovation and application extensibility. The presentation covers the full range of key UDO types, including CafeOne (Composite Application Framework), E1 Pages, Composed Pages, Grid Formats, Advanced Queries, Watchlists, Form Extensions, Personal Forms, Orchestrator Components, and Widgets. It highlights how Unified Lifecycle Management helps standardize the movement of these objects through development, testing, and production, improving control, traceability, and consistency. In addition, the session addresses security considerations for UDO creation, promotion, and usage, including role-based access, change governance, and environment control. It also shares best practices for UDO design, naming standards, migration strategy, lifecycle governance, and operational ownership to help organizations maximize flexibility without losing control. Attendees will leave with a practical understanding of how Unified Lifecycle Management strengthens UDO administration, reduces deployment risk, and supports a scalable personalization strategy in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne. Objective 1: Take home an easy checklist of how to manage UDO. Use the list for quick checks and to document the capabilities available. Objective 2: Review in detail the latest enhancements delivered with Release 26. Objective 3: Learn about known issues and support policies.

Most organizations hesitate to use AI with enterprise data because they don't want sensitive information leaving their environment. At the same time, executives constantly ask questions that weren't anticipated when reports and dashboards were built. This session demonstrates an architecture that solves both problems. Users ask questions in plain English, but only the database schema (table names, column names, and descriptions) is sent to the LLM—not the underlying business data. The LLM determines what data is needed, generates the queries and visualization instructions, and the application retrieves and renders the results locally. Because dashboards are generated at runtime, there are no predefined reports or visualizations to maintain. The same application can return charts, detailed grids, or complete dashboards based on the user's question. We'll walk through the architecture, security model, implementation approach, and lessons learned from expanding the solution beyond Sales into AR Aging, AP Aging, Inventory, with GL, P&L, and Budget vs. Actuals currently being added. The solution runs on existing infrastructure with no additional software or hardware requirements—the only ongoing cost is LLM API usage—making it a practical, low-cost approach to delivering AI-powered analytics.

In this session, Paul Houtkooper and members of the JD Edwards Product Team share practical ways to unlock new capabilities in EnterpriseOne. Learn how to reduce manual work, streamline workflows, and improve overall user experience without compromising what works. They'll also touch on why steady, continuous improvement, not just staying code current, helps organizations evolve, with examples from customers who have actually done it.

The JD Edwards digital platform continues to be the framework for no-code/low-code extensions without the burden of heavy customizations. Spanning the areas of user experience, extensibility, and process automation, the digital platform has enabled customers to optimize their EnterpriseOne systems quickly and easily without deep technical skills. In this session, we will review and demonstrate cool enhancements to the digital platform over the past year. This session includes a remote presenter.

It seems that after 11 years of evolution and growth, Orchestrator still has a few tricks up its sleeve. It continues to be the foundational component of the JD Edwards automation and integration strategy, and thanks to customers and partners pushing the boundaries, we still have a healthy backlog of enhancement requests, innovations, bells, and whistles. Join this fast-paced session for a survey of Orchestrator enhancements over the past year.

The JD Edwards Enterprise Automation roadmap has been steadily unfolding over the past several EnterpriseOne releases. Among all the product enhancements that enable you to ingest, model, analyze, solve, and measure your business processes, Enterprise Process Modeler takes center stage. In this session we'll focus on how Enterprise Process Modeler enables you to make better use of the 'digital gold' you already have in your EnterpriseOne business data, with a special emphasis on the latest enhancement: the ability for you to create custom process models beyond the Procure-to-Pay and Order-to-Cash preconfigured templates.

Be honest: don't you get just a little bit excited when your favorite sports team shows up in new uniforms? After many years of the same look-and-feel, the EnterpriseOne user interface is due for some sprucing up, a fresh look. And what better way than to adopt the Oracle Redwood design system with EnterpriseOne? As more JD Edwards customers adopt Oracle Fusion Cloud applications—all of which are designed with the Redwood experience—users will appreciate visual continuity as they switch from one context to the other. And besides, it just looks good. Attend this session for a sneak peek at what EnterpriseOne looks like with the Redwood experience, and take some notes on how to prepare for it. Coming soon! This session includes a remote presenter.

Get updates on latest enhancements for JD Edwards System Administration. This session will illustrate work done in simplifying and automating tasks that continue to lower the bar for Total Cost of Ownership.

JD Edwards continues to introduce innovative features that streamline processes, automate tasks, and enhance capabilities across various functional areas. This session will provide an overview of recent advancements and accomplishments within the Enterprise Automation and Sustainability initiatives. Attendees will receive a summary of the latest enhancements in Manufacturing and Distribution, Financial Management, and other product domains. The session will also highlight the upcoming roadmap and what to expect in future releases. This session includes a remote presenter.

As sustainability requirements continue to grow, organizations need efficient solutions to capture, manage, and report environmental data with accuracy. The JD Edwards Sustainability Framework enables businesses to streamline and automate environmental data collection process. With seamless integration capabilities with any carbon calculation and reporting tools including Oracle EPM, the framework provides a comprehensive, end-to-end sustainability solution. Join this session to explore the JD Edwards Sustainability Framework’s latest enhancements and future roadmap, and discover how it empowers you to achieve sustainability goals more efficiently and effectively. This session includes a remote presenter.

JD Edwards is advancing Supply Chain Management with innovative enhancements and Enterprise Automation capabilities that help organizations build more agile, efficient, and resilient operations. Discover the latest updates across Order Management, Procurement, Inventory, and Logistics, designed to streamline processes, automate key activities, and provide end-to-end visibility across the supply chain. Learn how Enterprise Automation combines process visibility, analytics, and actionable metrics to monitor performance, identify improvement opportunities, and enable proactive action across critical workflows such as Procure-to-Pay and Order-to-Cash. See how these capabilities can optimize inventory and fulfillment, improve customer service, accelerate business processes, and support continuous operational improvement. This session includes a remote presenter.

Are you new to JD Edwards? Are you bringing new employees that need to know more about applications from JD Edwards? Kick-off your INFOCUS learning with Oracle for an overview of basic JDE fundamentals and concepts. Additionally, learn how best to keep up with the latest releases, connect with the JDE community, and prepare for a great JD Edwards career.

Join us for an overview of the improved My Oracle Support (MOS) portal, launched back in December 2025. Discover exciting new features—such as AI-powered interactions, streamlined navigation, improved search capabilities, and enhanced knowledge access—designed to elevate your Oracle support experience. We will walk through what’s changed and important resources to help you use the portal. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how to make the most of the My Oracle Support portal! This session includes a remote presenter.

Discover the cumulative value of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Financial Management and HCM, including the latest feature additions, IRIS support, and a preview of upcoming U.S. and Canadian year-end updates. Learn how enhanced capabilities across General Ledger, Accounts Payable and Receivable, Fixed Assets, Expense Management, Cash Management, Financial Reporting, and HCM can streamline operations, improve visibility, support compliance, and enable better business decisions. This session also covers key HCM legislative enhancements, IRIS adoption for 1099s, and what to expect in the year-end roadmap—providing actionable guidance to help finance and HR teams work more efficiently and effectively. This session includes a remote presenter

This session traces how Web OMW has expanded from UDO-focused lifecycle control into a web-based change management workspace for mixed JD Edwards objects. We will connect the Release 22-to-current milestones for mixed-object projects, object/project promotion, UDO metadata updates, repository history, table operations, and event-rule extraction , through to practical governance and administration decisions.

Join us for a new look at the evolution of the family of batch-related technologies and functionality over the history of EnterpriseOne.

Every EnterpriseOne ESU introduces change, but understanding its impact and identifying the right regression tests has traditionally been a manual, time consuming exercise. In this session, we'll showcase how the JDE DevOps team has reimagined ESU qualification using intelligent prompts, automated impact analysis, and advanced testware mapping to accelerate quality engineering and software delivery. Discover how the JDE DevOps team leverages intelligent prompts and impact analysis to identify changed Business Functions (BSFNs) in EnterpriseOne ESUs, map them to automated testware, and enable unattended validation, delivering faster qualification with greater confidence. Watch live demonstrations showcasing: •Intelligent BSFN impact analysis •Automated mapping of code changes to regression test suites •BSFN Driven testware selection •Unattended end-to-end ESU validation •Faster qualification with broader test coverage •Repeatable, scalable quality engineering workflows Discover how intelligent impact analysis and automated validation enable quality engineering teams to focus on delivering innovation instead of manually determining what to test. If you're looking to accelerate EnterpriseOne ESU adoption while improving quality, consistency, and confidence, this session is for you. This session includes a remote presenter.

Every EnterpriseOne ESU introduces change, but understanding its impact and identifying the right regression tests has traditionally been a manual, time consuming exercise. In this session, we'll showcase how the JDE DevOps team has reimagined ESU qualification using intelligent prompts, automated impact analysis, and advanced testware mapping to accelerate quality engineering and software delivery. Discover how the JDE DevOps team leverages intelligent prompts and impact analysis to identify changed Business Functions (BSFNs) in EnterpriseOne ESUs, map them to automated testware, and enable unattended validation, delivering faster qualification with greater confidence. Watch live demonstrations showcasing: •Intelligent BSFN impact analysis •Automated mapping of code changes to regression test suites •BSFN Driven testware selection •Unattended end-to-end ESU validation •Faster qualification with broader test coverage •Repeatable, scalable quality engineering workflows Discover how intelligent impact analysis and automated validation enable quality engineering teams to focus on delivering innovation instead of manually determining what to test. If you're looking to accelerate EnterpriseOne ESU adoption while improving quality, consistency, and confidence, this session is for you. This session includes a remote presenter.

The many 9.2 releases of EnterpriseOne include so many improvements, big and small, it can be difficult to keep up with them all. There may be many opportunities for process improvements within your organization that aren’t being taken advantage of. This session will highlight new and not-so-new features and enhancements that you may have missed but can easily employ to improve your Capital Asset and Service Management processes.

Join this session to learn about the latest platform certifications and withdrawals and also the future platform roadmap. This session includes a remote presenter

Explore how JD Edwards Update Manager has evolved across Releases 22–26 into a more complete web-based update lifecycle, with capabilities such as update analysis, batch processing, impact dashboards, compare-and-merge tools, UDO deployment, safer reruns, and language-package support. Attendees will learn how these enhancements reduce Deployment Server dependence, improve update traceability, and make application maintenance more efficient and supportable.

Oracle Database 26ai introduced the revolutionary technology of Vector Database enabling easier search of documents and images using vectors. Join this session to learn how you can query vector tables of your JD Edwards and retrieve information. This session includes a remote presenter

Join this session to know how you can build an MCP server for your Server Manager to simplify and automate your administrative duties. This session includes a remote presenter

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools releases have transformed Package Build from a client and file system-dependent utility into a web-first lifecycle process. This session explores the progression from repository-backed artifacts and automated builds to zero-downtime deployment, optimized performance, and web-based logs, history, reset, and resubmit capabilities—helping administrators make change safer, faster, and easier to support.

JD Edwards supports mission-critical enterprise workloads, where evolving security threats and increasing performance expectations require a modern approach to protection and scalability. The latest generation of AI is transforming how software vulnerabilities are identified and remediated, increasing the speed and scale of vulnerability detection and response. Oracle is extending these capabilities with frontier AI models to improve how quickly and effectively vulnerabilities are identified. This session presents recent JD Edwards security-hardening and performance-optimization initiatives, including Oracle Critical Security Patch Updates (CSPUs), platform updates, and deprecation announcements. Beginning in May 2026, CSPUs provide targeted fixes for critical security issues, enabling customers to address high-priority vulnerabilities without waiting for the next quarterly release. Attendees will learn how JD Edwards enhancements strengthen authentication, authorization, encryption, vulnerability response, and attack-surface reduction while improving throughput, response times, and scalability. The session also covers architectural best practices, configuration guidance, practical tuning techniques, and the CSPU adoption process for on-premises and cloud deployments. The session will include guidance on Oracle CPU/CSPU processes, relevant Oracle Stack environment documentation, security blogs, and Office Hours resources.

The many 9.2 releases of EnterpriseOne include so many improvements, big and small, it can be difficult to keep up with them all. There may be many opportunities for process improvements within your organization that aren’t being taken advantage of. This session will highlight new and not-so-new features and enhancements that you may have missed but can easily employ to improve your Manufacturing Management processes. This session includes a remote presenter

'JD Edwards EnterpriseOne customers increasingly require higher availability, stronger resiliency, and improved performance from their Oracle Database deployments. This session presents the latest and upcoming Oracle Database innovations for JD Edwards, including native connection management, automatic kernel reconnection, Autonomous Database support—Dedicated and Serverless—auto-scaling, TCP Fast Open, and intelligent session management. Learn how JD Edwards supports near-zero-downtime operations through automatic failover handling, self-healing database connections, and improved transaction continuity. The session also covers real-world performance gains from Autonomous Database auto-scaling and TCP Fast Open, along with optimized session lifecycle management, Oracle Database 23ai continuity capabilities, and case-insensitive search support. Join this session to see how JD Edwards is evolving toward a self-driving, self-securing, and self-repairing database architecture that reduces operational overhead while improving performance, stability, and business continuity across OCI and on-premises environments.'

The many 9.2 releases of EnterpriseOne include so many improvements, big and small, it can be difficult to keep up with them all. There may be many opportunities for process improvements within your organization that aren’t being taken advantage of. This session will highlight new and not-so-new features and enhancements that you may have missed but can easily employ to improve your Requirements Planning and Inventory Management processes. This session includes a remote presenter

You heard Paul Houtkooper in the JDE keynote session, Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is entering a new phase with the planned transition of 32-bit architecture to sustaining support. In this session, Oracle leadership will outline what this shift means for customers, including timelines, strategic direction, and support implications. We will also share insights from the thousands of customers who have already migrated to 64-bit, highlighting some interesting challenges, lessons learned, and best practices. Join us to better understand how to plan your transition, avoid common pitfalls, and align your JD Edwards environment with Oracle’s long-term roadmap.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne delivers specific, integrated functionality to support the financial and regulatory requirements for running your business globally. This presentation highlights why your organization should adopt our latest regulatory changes to support your business processes and evolving regional tax reform. Attendees will learn how EnterpriseOne features support localization for specific government requirements such as tax, invoicing, and reporting. 'This session includes a remote presenter.'

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way organizations work, but success comes from applying AI to real business challenges—not chasing the latest trends. This session explores how JD Edwards customers are putting AI into action while maximizing the value of their existing Oracle investments.

JD Edwards System Admin platform simplifies and automates the ongoing maintenance of JD Edwards to ensure that the product’s total cost of ownership remains low while taking advantage of the significant innovation available. But many customers still have practical questions. This highly interactive session is an open discussion led by JD Edwards product experts and driven by audience questions.

JD Edwards Digital Platform transforms your EnterpriseOne solution into a connected, agile, and real-time business. But many customers still have practical questions about where to begin, what works, and what comes next. This highly interactive session is an open discussion led by JD Edwards product experts and driven by audience questions.

Many JD Edwards (JDE) customers have relied on Oracle User Productivity Kit (UPK) for years to create and deliver training. With UPK no longer supported, organizations need to evaluate modern alternatives that can support training, documentation, and user adoption more effectively. In this session, we'll show how ClickLearn helps JDE customers move beyond UPK with a smarter, more scalable approach to digital adoption. By automatically generating and maintaining training content, documentation, and user support resources, ClickLearn reduces maintenance effort, ensures content stays current, and provides users with the guidance they need to work confidently in JD Edwards. Ideal for JDE administrators, IT leaders, training managers, and business process owners who want to walk away with practical knowledge on how to apply these capabilities immediately across business units to reduce documentation maintenance, improve knowledge sharing, and support long-term user adoption.

JD Edwards Enterprise Automation delivers value from your EnterpriseOne data by revealing process models, metrics, and KPIs to visualize and analyze your operations. But many customers still have practical questions. This highly interactive session is an open discussion led by JD Edwards product experts and driven by audience questions.

JD Edwards Sustainability Framework supports the environmental aspect of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), which deals with environmental risks and natural resource management. But many customers still have practical questions. This highly interactive session is an open discussion led by JD Edwards product experts and driven by audience questions.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the way organizations build, operate, and innovate. But many customers still have practical questions about where to begin, what works, and what comes next. This highly interactive session is an open discussion led by JD Edwards product experts and driven by audience questions.

Due to the hands-on nature of this session, there is an additional $49 fee to participate. Please visit your My Registrations page of your Quest account to add this session to your conference registration or you can visit Registration on-site if you are already at the event. Walk-ups will be accommodated on site as space allows. Note: Registration is limited to customers only. Join financial transformation experts from Denovo and Argano for an interactive workshop exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping the future of finance. Discover practical applications of AI across planning, forecasting, close, reporting, analytics, and operational decision-making while learning how leading organizations are leveraging Oracle's AI capabilities to increase efficiency, improve accuracy, reduce manual effort, and accelerate business outcomes. Through real-world use cases, expert insights, and interactive discussion, you'll leave with actionable strategies for building a smarter, more agile finance organization. Please bring a laptop to the session to participate.

Due to the hands-on nature of this session, there is an additional $49 fee to participate. Please visit your My Registrations page of your Quest account to add this session to your conference registration or you can visit Registration on-site if you are already at the event. Walk-ups will be accommodated on site as space allows. Note: Registration is limited to customers only. Oracle's Enterprise Process Modeler and EnterpriseOne Widgets are new additions to the JD Edwards toolkit, and most organizations haven't started using them yet. This workshop is a hands-on introduction: no prior experience with either tool required. Process Modeler lets you map your business processes visually and overlay real-time metrics on top, so you can see exactly where a process is slowing down or breaking, not just that something's wrong. Widgets turn that data into live dashboards your team can actually use day to day, charts, gauges, and KPIs built from your own JDE data. In this session, you'll build a sample sales order process model and widget using your own JDE non-production environment. If your JDE isn't on a compatible tools release, or you can't access it from INFOCUS, we'll have a demo environment ready so you still get full hands-on time. By the end, you'll walk away knowing how to enable Process Modeler and Widgets, and how to use them to identify process anomalies and bring concrete data to the business leaders you work with on process improvement.