Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021 

Session Id: 100300 

Have you experienced the obstacles involved with machinery breaking in the middle of the workday, stopping production in its tracks? The repairs alone on a machine that has stopped working can be extremely costly, not to mention the cost of losses in supply and productivity. Take the guesswork of "what went wrong" out of the equation with preventative maintenance. JD Edwards helps to prevent these production-plaguing obstacles by streamlining equipment maintenance schedules. 

Objectives 

Understanding benefits of preventative equipment maintenance schedules. 
Understand how E1 simplifies equipment maintenance. 
Understand how Orchestrator can further simplify equipment maintenance, providing a visual perspective into your equipment's' lifecycle and maintenance schedule. 

Steve Voytovich, brij 

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 101690

Is your JD Edwards imperative to business success? Can you guarantee a successful recovery of your JD Edwards and complementary systems if a disaster occurs? Learn how Carolina Biological Supply examined their risk profile, aligned with the business and demonstrated their Disaster Recovery readiness. This case study examines the journey from budget, to Disaster Recovery preparedness and fail-over testing for JD Edwards from start to finish. Learn from the IT Director and a Disaster Recovery SME to evaluate where your company is, what to look for, and understand how to develop your own strategy.

Objectives

Understand how your risk profile can impact your disaster recovery.

Understand a real world perspective of planning, implementing and testing disaster recovery.

Richard Dolewski, Denovo

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 102430

JDE EnterpriseOne meeting for current members, potential members, and guests of the JD Edwards Business Analyst Special Interest Group

Objectives

Host this Special Interest Group to collaborate with Business Analysts, Managers, Administrators, Power Users, Technical users of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne ERP Systems

Introduce new members and potential members to other SIG members for collaboration and information sharing.

Share information, issues, solutions, best practices, Oracle white papers, enhancements, success stories etc with User base for knowledge tranfer

Linda Sloan-Compton, Pinal County Government

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 100120

Orchestrator example to notify when all sales lines for a shipment are at a certain status.

Objectives

Real time notification rather than running a report or using an inquiry.

Improve processing when handing off a shipment from Picking status to Ready to Ship Status. Reduce reliance on paperwork or oral communication.

Use new technology of Orchestrator without requiring a developer or technical resource.

Kristin Fury, Terillium, Inc.

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 100610

This presentation will assume beginner's knowledge in creating Orchestrations and focus on creating Notifications and UDO Security.

Objectives

Walk through creating a Notification and steps to subscribing to it in E1.

Walk through the lifecycle of a UDO by discussing security, promotion, and sharing.

Anthony Palmisano, Grant Thornton LLP

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 102630

Virtual Batch Queues bring long-awaited features to how UBEs are executed and managed on a JD Edwards system. It finally provides true high availability for UBE processing and solves many problems with how a legacy UBE server worked. In Tools Release 9.2.5 you can configure multiple enterprise servers to run any UBE submitted to a Virtual Batch Queue made up of one or more batch servers.

Objectives

Show you how you can use Virtual Batch Queues to keep UBEs processing fast with zero downtime

How you can easily scale your operations based on workload

Steve Pollack, GSI

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 100190

Using real business cases, this session will demonstrate the use of Orchestrator to mass updates Sales and Purchase Order.

As we all know, cancelling a SO Line have a lot of overhead processing besides just updating the status to 980-999, so using the P4210 is our best way to do it. As far as Purchasing, there is no UBE available to do mass reprice and before orchestrator a custom UBE was the only solution.

Objectives

Business Case 1: Mass Cancel Sales Orders.

With this solution we will take advantage of the Sales Order Entry application to perform mass Order Line cancelations, directly from Customer Service.

Business Case 2: Mass Reprice Purchase Orders.

With this solution we will take advantage of the Purchase Order Entry application to perform mass Purchase Order repricing.

Further discuss the use of these solutions for other Mass Updates on Sales and Purchase Orders.

Jerry Salazar, Syntax

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 100130

Discuss Continuous Adoption and Demonstrate how to quickly and efficiently find and retrofit customizations using the Compare and Merge Tools.

Demonstrate newer Compare and Merge Tools for Tables, BSVWs and RDA.

Demonstrate existing Compare and Merge Tools for FDA and RDA.

Objectives

Discuss Continuous Adoption and tools available to quickly and efficiently find and retrofit customizations.

Demonstrate Newer Compare Tools:

• How to use the Compare Tool for Tables

• How to use the Compare Tool for BSVW

• How to use the Compare Tool for RDA

Demonstrate Existing Compare Tools:

• How to use the ER and Forms Compare Tool for FDA

• How to use the ER Compare Tool for RDA

Andy Cox, KIND

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 100680

As organizations increasingly adopt new technologies and applications, proven performance support tools are essential to meet employees at their moment of need to ensure successful adoption. Oracle’s User Productivity Kit (UPK) is an instrumental tool, whether you are implementing new applications, upgrading to a new release, want to better document your processes, capture organizational knowledge, or simply ensure the success of your technology investment in JDE.

Objectives

Learn how iLearnERP partners with organizations to develop new UPK content, to better utilize previously developed content, and to provide training courses in UPK development so that project and training teams can develop courses and materials.

Discover how customized standards ensure consistent training material development and how UPK training content can fit into a full training delivery program with live course delivery, video recordings, webinar sessions and exercises.

Explore other UPK-like options with a brief presentation of other employee performance support tools and what a selection process with an end-to-end support model could offer your organization’s next training initiative.

April Favara, iLearnERP

Presented at INFOCUS Envision 2021

Session Id: 101010

In today’s competitive landscape companies need to evolve to become digital enterprises and in turn modernize their systems to reflect these changes. Part of that evolution is the way in which organizations’ consume enterprise software, moving from major, disruptive upgrade projects, to the more widespread adoption of smaller, more frequent software updates.

Testing is an essential component of any update project. In fact, testing activities can account for up to 60% of the total effort required, and this can be a huge burden on scarce resources. Customers test to eliminate risk, so a robust testing regime should include both functional elements, to ensure the system is producing the desired outcomes and to see how the updated system operates under pressure. Given that manual testing requires time and effort, test automation can provide significant advantages, helping you to run smaller, faster and smarter projects.

Objectives

In this presentation we will outline how testing smarter can enable innovation by reducing the time and effort of functional testing freeing up valuable resources.

We will demonstrate how Business Analysts and Super-users can set up their own test scenarios quickly and easily, taking ownership of their test automation.

Learn how testers can do more for less and projects can be delivered faster, helping to increase operational efficiencies.

Patrick Neary, DWS