Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102280

There are lots of processes that users don’t do day in and day out so when they do attempt these tasks, they often make mistakes and forget steps.
This results in bad data and rework down the road. I have been combining orchestrations with standard JDE screens to stream line these processes.
I also have orchestrations monitoring for bad data and sending notifications when data problems show up. I will go through a bunch of these examples in all different modules o show how orchestrations can help you keep your system streamlined and clean.

Objectives:

1. Real world examples of streamlining processes

2. Real world examples of watchlist/notifications based on queries to find bad data

3. Tips on orchestration nuances when running multiple orchestrations/steps and creating meaningful notifications

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102290

After attending sessions and taking some training I realized that creating orchestrations is easy but I still kept stumbling with what do I actually do with the orchestration once I create it.

I know that you can use the form extension to create a button on a form to call an orchestration but if you want to pass in data and the data you need is not on the form, then what do you do? I have also had people talk about writing external scripts or web pages and using the orchestrations from there. That is all great, but I am not a full-fledged programmer so how can I use what I have and know in JDE to make my orchestrations work for me? It has been a long road, and I have learned a lot about the next steps to take to actually get an orchestration to work within JDE and I wanted to share my experience.

Objectives

Show real world example of calling an orchestration from standard JDE Form and Report Design.

Show how to troubleshoot issues with orchestrations within JDE Give some real example of how I used orchestrations to streamline and eliminate steps at our company.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102300

Brasfield & Gorrie shared the success of the company by giving a Holiday Bonus Gift to all employees charged to one account number. Taxes did not calculate correctly for a large group of employees due to an administrative error of taxes calculating based of the account number tax area. We will discuss how this error could have been prevented and how to fix these taxes faster and more efficiently then keying manually in the Interim Workbench
Objectives
How to get a handle on the issue and who was involved and what taxes were withheld verses who should have been withheld. How to use SQL with standard functionality to correct employee tax information and pay any differences owed to the employee using the Interim Workbench.
Understand how to prevent in the future and validate the error was fixed.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102320

There's a new intuitive visual application for Address Book! See the new Address Book Map in action, and learn about how you can use this new application to gain insights from seeing customers, suppliers, facilities and more together on one map. What else is new? Join us for an overview of the new Financials functionality JD Edwards has to offer.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102330

As the anchor of the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne digital platform, Orchestrator continues to be the catalyst that leads customers toward automation, integration, and simplification. Orchestrator continues to evolve to meet ever-expanding use cases, enhancement requests, and technological innovations. Join this fast-paced session for a review of the Orchestrator enhancements delivered over the past several quarters, as well as a glimpse of the roadmap for the future.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID: 102340

The password reset self-service introduced in Release 23 enables users to gain immediate access to their JDE systems by resetting the passwords on their own without depending on the system administrator. The latest innovation of Web-based OMW will transform the way you manage your JDE objects. Get to know more about these enhancements that simplify user and object management.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102350

System administrators are now enabled to apply their application patches anywhere, anytime and from any device using the web based JDE update manager.
Join this session to know more on how this removes the dependency on deployment server while making it convenient and simple for administrators.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:102360

JD Edwards has introduced centralized configuration for HTML servers which ease the manageability and configuration of settings for HTML servers.
Join this session to understand how this transforms a time-consuming, tedious, manual and monotonous process for system configuration to a highly automated, efficient and error-free process that saves time and effort for administrators.

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:100370

Join us as we demonstrate how to use Orchestrator to automate product obsolescence by eliminating manual updates and utilizing notifications better manage inventory, while keeping the concerned stakeholders informed.
Objectives
Align with common business requirement
Use Orchestrator’s capabilities for digital transformation

Presented at INFOCUS 22
Session ID:100360

In this session, we discuss how to best use Orchestrator to automate supplier item relationship management for returned products receipts. Learn more about how to increase accuracy and streamline warehousing processes.
Objectives
Align with common business requirement
Use Orchestrator’s capabilities for digital transformation