Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 100990

Freeing up your forklift operators and material handlers from data entry and bar code scanning limits risk and removes error! J. Geiger consulting will show you how to utilize JD Edwards, Orchestrator, UWB (Ultra-Wideband), and RFID technology to transfer inventory just by picking up the product and placing it in the correct location all while maintaining data integrity and inventory transaction in your JD Edwards system!

Additional items included in 90 minute deep dive since IF23:
- Deeper look into the Orchestrations
- Deep look into UWB technologies and how they work
- More robust demonstration of multiple transactions
- Error handling

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103250

Just look what you've done! Stories abound about how customers and partners are using the JD Edwards digital platform, anchored by Orchestrator, to automate business processes, integrate with Cloud services, and simplify the user experience. Now it's time to up the stakes from process automation to enterprise automation. What would it look like if every aspect of your business operations had some level of automation? What would that mean for efficiency, accuracy, and timeliness of business data? What volume of data might be generated, and what insights might that data provide? Are there "blind spots" you need to reveal? Enterprise Automation is the future, and it is not far off. We can get started today.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 104020

Research shows that most Manufacturers and Distributors now view digital commerce as a strategic imperative to both achieve their growth objectives and to meet the growing digital experience demands of existing customers. However, IT and Business leaders often find that mainstream solutions lack effective JD Edwards connectivity which in our experience is a critical enabler of digital commerce success.
What is the right approach to digital commerce for your organization?
JD Edwards Manufacturers and Distributors must first understand the current B2B Ecommerce landscape and adopt solutions that natively enable critical capabilities such as real-time JD Edwards integration with your business data and customer relationships, a robust content engine for product data and key content resources to serve customers, and the analytics required to continually optimize the business.
A successful digital commerce solution should also deliver 24/7 Customer Self-Service with features such as: Inventory Availability, Customer-Specific Pricing, Configure-Price-Quote (CPQ), Product Variants, E-procurement/Punchout, Vehicle/Equipment Fitment, Omnichannel, B2B Buyer Approval Workflows, Enterprise Search, Account Management, and Payment Processing.
This approach to a digital commerce solution built with your ERP at its foundation radically minimizes IT complexity, accelerates your ROI and business value, all while providing an outstanding digital customer experience.
Join us for:
• Industry analyst insights
• Digital Commerce product demonstration
• Q&A panel discussion with JD Edwards B2B Digital Commerce customers

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103540

There have been so many customer driven improvements made in the 9.2 release, big and small, it can be difficult to keep up with them all. Attend this session for an overview that will bring you quickly up to date with the enhancements that have been delivered for Manufacturing Management.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103180

The cumulative value of enhancements in JD Edwards Logistics can help you improve the efficiency of your logistics operations. Functional enhancements along with UX One, Orchestrator, and Notifications will inspire you to re-imagine how this is possible. For example, enhancements in Warehouse Management can improve the utilization of your warehouse space and increase labor productivity. Come to this session to learn more about what is possible for Logistics in Release 23.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 101850

Hadrian is a multi-facility manufacturing operation, previously processing cycle counts through the distribution of scheduled batch reports. Reports were automatically printed, allocated between a small team, manual recorded then returned to the supervisor for entry into JDE and variance analysis. Recounts required the redistribution of the same batch report, upon completion the supervisor would update the original JDE with the recount then approve the count. Join this session to hear how Hadrian overcame these challenges using Orchestrator and low-code/no-code tools.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103550

There have been so many customer driven improvements made in the 9.2 release, big and small, it can be difficult to keep up with them all. Attend this session for an overview that will bring you quickly up to date with the enhancements that have been delivered for Requirements Planning.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103150

Understanding product costing and the roll-up process in a single facility/ branch plant is complicated enough. It is far more challenging when you are transferring product across multiple branch plants and adding value and costs through the internal supply chain. Learn how we developed an approach to handle being able to deconstruct product cost to get to material only costs and then be able to enhance with new cost additives (labor, overhead, transportation, etc) at any branch plant.
Objective #1: Wanted to see material only cost at a distribution branch that could have multiple transfers from other branches
Objective #2: Need a way to see other cost additives (labor, overhead, transportation, etc) at any branch plant

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 100210

How we run the Shop Floor using OneView reports. Creating our own OneView reports have provided us the ability to view live data in various ways enabling us to make quick operational decisions.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 102610

The Quest Oracle Community has always provided the vehicle for the E1 community to request enhancements to the JD Edwards. This facility allows E1 users to have an open, communication line to Oracle, to suggest and propose enhancements to include in future E1 product releases. These enhancement requests are managed by Quest Special Interest Groups (SIGS), to review those received via the Enhancement Tool available on the Quest website and moving them forward for Oracle’s review. Join us as we review how you can access the Enhancement Tool, enter requests, and understand how to advocate and affect what may be delivered in future E1 releases!