The future of business is here—extending your on-premises JD Edwards applications with Oracle Cloud applications. Today’s forward-looking organizations have sparked changes to business processes by accelerating their digital transformation with cloud.  We’ll share strategies to successfully navigate business innovation with hybrid cloud models that bring more choice, agility, and control to your business. Attend this session to learn how other customers are leveraging Oracle Cloud Applications with JD Edwards to embrace a modern, predictive, and agile future.

Angela Enyeart, Oracle

EnterpriseOne Search is a simple yet powerful tool that helps users find information and act on it immediately. Come join us to know more about enhanced search that enables you to run queries on tables in EnterpriseOne through your web browser, set up search preferences, and export search results. 

Haiyan Wang, Oracle

Come, Join us to see how you can define the files to be attached to the messages in Orchestrations and Notifications!!

Haiyan Wang, Oracle

Is your organization planning your software future after JD Edwards World?  This session will touch on many of the differences between World and EnterpriseOne and highlight the key benefits that a move to EnterpriseOne can bring.  Through the feature functionality delivered in our continuous delivery model, the extensibility platform that simplifies user experience and eliminates customizations, the EnterpriseOne Orchestrator which enables automation, and choice and control of the platform you run on,  EnterpriseOne Applications 9.2 enables your organization to become a digital business. 

Keith Sholes, Oracle

OCI gets the most out of your existing JD Edwards investment with robust integrated tools and applications. In addition, OCI enables new cloud-based technologies, such as digital assistants. This session explains the power of JD Edwards on OCI, including how:
· Improving performance, scalability, availability, and security of JD Edwards workloads with OCI
· Modernize the user experience with our PaaS services
· How OCI makes migrations smooth with tools specifically built for JD Edwards workloads
· TCO analysis demonstrating up to 38% savings over on-premises environments over five years

In this demo we will show the full extent of what you are able to use with personalization any JD Edwards application. We will show how to use every feature in as many combinations as possible so that your users can take advantage of these tools.

Todd Nelson, iLearn ERP

How much JD Edwards EnterpriseOne are you paying for that you haven’t used yet? Do you even know what you have? JD Edwards has evolved a great deal over the past several years: not just added core functionality within the applications, but numerous Tools Releases that have added UI features to help your users get more from what you already have. You’ve known Watchlists, Composed Pages, CAFEOne Pages, Form Personalization, and Orchestrations have existed for years. Have you gone there? What about the newest Tools features like full Web OMW?

This presentation will point out the lowest hanging fruit our Managed Services Team consistently finds to improve your users’ experience, how these fit well within a quick/agile deployment approach, and leverages what you already have to improve the ROI of your current investment. 

Todd Griffith, CSS International

Atlanta based Printpack, providing custom flexible and rigid packaging to the world’s largest CPG companies. Their JDE E1 9.2 is highly customized including in order and item management.

When vetting portal vendors, there was a focus on being able to use standard E1 integrations and business functions.

Functionality we will review are

Our personalized item catalog (custom item table with predictive faceted search
Two shopping carts, one for production (SA) and one for shipping (SO)
Inquiries such as order, inventory, shipment, and invoice
Credit card payment with integration throughout OTC with E1 and gateway. 

Christel Craig, Printpack

There are many situations when it is difficult to design your General Ledger to capture ALL necessary sales or operational detail (e.g. related sales person, item description, product line, original manufacturing location, etc.) in order to be able to further breakdown your financial transactions for reporting / analysis purposes. This can lead to problems due to a disconnect between your operational and financial results within your ERP. In this session, we will discuss three types of functionality to consider: Flexible Accounting, Subledgers, and Advanced Cost Types. While they have their differences, these can each be used to drive additional detail into your G/L. We will explain each type of functionality, as well as how each can provide more benefit to your reporting/analysis needs. Join us as we discuss how this functionality can be used to design more operational details into your G/L transactions, in order to better enhance reporting and inquiry functions.

Craig Davied, Grant Thornton