If you’re facing discrepancies between your Item and General Ledger, it could be because of problems with your decimal precision. Limited decimal places can create discrepancies in the math between the two ledgers. Oracle team members David Greiner, Principal Product Manager, and Kevin Barker, Senior Principal Applications Engineer, presented how to approach this problem and what solution is available to help reconcile your General Ledger with greater decimal precision.

Peter Bendor-Samuel, the CEO of Everest Group—a management consulting and research firm headquartered in Dallas, wrote an article in Forbes about how to avoid a pitfall in data-driven decisions during a digital transformation. Many organizations are going through changes in their business models, but when they start looking at their business through a data lens instead of a business process lens, serious issues will arise.

In this Quest How To video, we walk members through networking opportunities within the Quest Oracle Community. On our website, there are several opportunities to connect with people, join groups, get your questions answered, and attend events—both in person and online.

In a world where everyone is on the move with their mobile phone, tablet, etc., it’s important for systems to keep up with the times. JD Edwards provides users with a mobile experience that accelerates business process execution by allowing users to keep up with their work on the go. David Nowakowski, Senior Principal Software Engineer, and Ervin Rhodes, Principal Product Manager, broke down what Oracle has delivered to help mobilize JD Edwards through apps and the latest technology.

Kundan Vyas, Principal Product Manager within Oracle’s Product Management and Strategy group for Oracle PaaS, presented on how to leverage the power of Oracle Autonomous PaaS to connect and extend CX, ERP and HRMS applications.

Over the last few years, First Capital Realty transformed its ERP system from a bloated ERP with a variety of disparate systems to a leaner, Hybrid ERP with a combination of Cloud and On-premise solutions. The final stages transformed it into a Hybrid ERP with integrations that allow for smoother processes, time savings, and costs savings.

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.2.3 was recently released on November 8, 2018. This update included enhancements to features like Orchestrator, Notification Message Center and My Worklist, Form Extension, UX One, and platform certifications. The release also included the enablement of 64-bit processing for the Enterprise Server and Development Client—joining the previously 64-bit enabled HTML, AIS, BSSV, and RTE servers. JD Edwards has already supported 64-bit hardware, operating systems, databases and middleware for multiple years.

Syntax Systems ("Syntax"), a leading provider of cloud-managed ERP services is pleased to announce the acquisition of EmeraldCube Solutions, an Atlanta-based company providing business technology solutions to JD Edwards customers. This acquisition extends Syntax's capabilities by adding EmeraldCube's industry-leading software solutions such as EmeraldPrism, EnCrypto, FraudID and EmeraldVision. With the addition of EmeraldCloud, an end-to-end business application deployment and management platform based on Amazon Web Services' (AWS) Public Cloud, Syntax is now even better positioned to help its customers and prospects with their journey to the Public, Private and Hybrid Cloud. Syntax is a portfolio company of Novacap TMT IV, a Montreal-based private equity firm, which also provided the equity financing for the transaction.

To accelerate digital transformation, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.2 Update 3 (9.2.3) recently added enhancements to several features including Notification Message Center and My Worklist, Form Extension and platform certifications. The new Message Center available in Tools 9.2.3 allows users to have more control over their notification messages. Capabilities including search, group, sort and deleting multiple messages at once make it easier for users to manage their messages.