Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 104240

We all know how powerful orchestrations can be when invoked by external entities, such as the Internet of Things devices, third-party systems, and mobile devices. But what if the "thing" that invokes an orchestration is EnterpriseOne itself? This session will discuss three ways in which EnterpriseOne can be the "thing" that launches an orchestration---B98ORCH business function, P98ORCH application, and form extensions---and how to decide which way is best to meet your requirements.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 102430

In today’s digital business environment, success depends on people that can support rapidly changing markets and regulations.  Looking for new JDE talent to build your team? Come discover how college students can now be better prepared to add value as new hires.  "J.D. Edwards Day One" was developed together with the CFO of a "JDE" customer, and a professor at the Graduate School of Management of Kansas State University to provide students with a hands-on introduction to ERP using Oracle's EnterpriseOne as the example software.  We will be the panel, perhaps with some additional guests.

This talk will show you the type of pre-recorded, on-line course materials and approach for this 15 lesson class that covers an intro to ERP, UX-One, and follows a sample company through GL/JC, Procurement/AP, Inventory, Sales/AR, and back to reporting and an intro to Digital Transformation.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 102420

How is your organization managing change and staying current? What does it mean to stay code current? This term has been very popular for the past couple of years, but we are all still struggling to define it and deliver. Join Chantelle for a discussion on identifying, planning, delivering a code current strategy.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 100180

Consumers are exposed to AI every day. From Netflix recommendations to Google Maps routes, these uncannily accurate predictions are powered by machine learning algorithms and predictive models. This type of analytics can help companies run their businesses better, too.

To address this need, an innovative trend called augmented analytics has emerged to extend human intuition with computer-generated, data-driven insights. This new paradigm uses automated machine-learning algorithms and models to augment human intelligence throughout the full data analysis and decision-making process.

Learn how leading BI tools incorporate built-in machine learning capabilities that can be seamlessly integrated with JD Edwards. In this demo-filled glimpse into the future of analytics, we will illustrate some of the unbiased insights that can be gained from a common JDE infrastructure with AI-enabled advanced analytics, natural-language query, and generation, and smart data visualization.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 100550

Multiple departments one address book, how do you maintain control and maximize efficiency? In this session, we will explore how to create a workflow using Orchestrator in JD Edwards. This will include status updates, department routing/notifications, and an approval process. We will demonstrate real workflow process automation in the address book that anyone could use. We will show how to multiple JD Edwards features can be used together including Form Personalization, Form Extensions, and Orchestrator can be used together. We will also explore other areas these same principles can be applied to achieve process efficiencies across your organization.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 104460

In this live demo, we will show how easy it is to personalize and configure a role-based landing page and it's associated applications for a more effective and efficient user experience.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 102470

In this session, we will discuss the UX One role-based pages and direct the discussion toward end-users using this valuable tool for the first time. We dig into navigating the page, adjusting queries both inside the at page and in the application and also look into the methods of creating queries that mine the exact information desired.