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!

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103190

This session will focus on the cumulative value of features delivered in Order Management since the inception of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 9.2. The primary focus of this hidden gem session is on Order Guides and Outbound Inventory Management. You will also learn about enhancements to modules such as Advanced Pricing, Sales Order Management, Agreement Management and more. These functional enhancements along with UX One, Orchestrator, and Preconfigured Notifications improve the efficiency of the order management process.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 102500

Do you want to gain advanced knowledge on applying security beyond the basics? Security ensures that an organization continues to exist despite any attempts to steal its data or compromise its physical or logical elements and, as such, should be viewed as an essential element of business management. With what is happening in today’s world, it is more imperative than ever to be aware of the most critical risks that may be threatening your organization as well as what the impact could be. This session focuses on those risks and solutions outside the traditional JDE security tables and steps you could be taking, including utilizing some of the enhancements made available by Oracle. We will share Hoffman-specific processes being used to protect their system and share examples from other organizations. You will walk away with a checklist that you should be considering as we:
• Review today’s risk climate
• Detail the most significant areas to be aware of
• Discuss options to protect your organization

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103310

This presentation is recommended for technical and functional users who would like to better understand Bank Account Masking functionality in EnterpriseOne release 9.2. This enhancement allows companies to mask real-time bank account numbers in applications, reports and data browser.

Topics include:
• Overview
• System setup
• Viewing Bank Account Information

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103680

In this session, attendees will learn how Young Living leveraged AWS RDS with Oracle Advanced Compression to handle large database loads.

Young Living had many different JD Edwards environments with very large data sets that needed to move to the cloud. Using the AWS architecture, they were able to meet business requirements by leveraging the latest technologies.

Young Living and Syntax will share the journey to the cloud and the challenges encountered managing the large data sets. This includes planning for disaster recovery as well as data refreshes for large data sets across many different environments. Young living will share the results that were accomplished using Oracle Advanced Compression. Including performance, compression ratio, and what it takes to administer a system such as this.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103170

In this session we will explore the latest major addition to the JD Edwards low code/no code extensibility framework: logic extensions. Since the initial release of logic extensions in Release 22, this feature has been steadily enhanced with additional capabilities for business analysts and developers alike. Manipulate text strings and dates. Do arithmetic. Perform loops and conditional processing. Launch workflows. Process sets of data. Get numerical sums, averages, and groupings right out of the database. Launch logic extensions directly from application forms. Come to this session to get the scoop on these and other enhancements to logic extensions.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103210

The more we rely on orchestrations to automate our critical business processes, the more important it is to monitor how those automations are running. Whether it's simple assurance that everything is running fine, or a quick notification, analysis, and fix of an anomaly, we need clear insight into what's happening.

In this session we will explore some recent enhancements to Orchestrator Monitor that were a direct result of your enhancement requests.

Presented at INFOCUS 2023
Session ID: 103220

This session will cover topics related to troubleshooting issues when developing and testing orchestrations. We'll discuss getting started with configuring your system and troubleshooting, including how to identify issues, isolate, debug, monitor and what to look for in the logs.