Presented at Quest Experience Week (QXW) - JD Edwards Day

Oracle will select customers for a licensing audit based on many different factors. There is no one size fits all policy or fixed price list, so it can be confusing how licensing is actually established. This session will cover what licensing models are available, the common factors that can affect licensing and the currently available industry best practices techniques that can allow you to pre-emptively prepare for a licensing audit.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 102560

For the last 6 months, we have transitioned our JDE IT team of analysts and developers from a purely ticket support model to an Agile model, with daily standups, a backlog, User Stories, and capacity planning. We are by no means perfect, but this new way of working together and with the business has helped us to better collaborate with our team and with our business partners to prioritize work and focus on what the organization needs most. We’d like to share some lessons learned in hopes that others can benefit from our experience in supporting their JDE Users.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 104250

JD Edward has transformed the traditional user experience to increase productivity. But when you have non-traditional or external users what is the best interface for these users? This roundtable will provide collaboration on how customers solve this challenge and driver requirements for future product improvements.

Presented at INFOCUS 20

Session ID: 104570

Having the proper system configuration ensures system availability, increase performance, and reduces possible issues. In this session, JD Edwards product development will share best practices to ensure that your system is correctly configured.