Presented at BLUEPRINT 4D 2022
Title: Business as (un)Usual – 2022 and beyond: Building persistence, resilience, and a sense of purpose
Session ID: 111440

The road to post-COVID recovery is long—and for many, the journey continues to be uphill. Global inflation is rising. The talent market is tightening. And supply chain disruption abounds. It’s not an ideal environment for growth. Yet, these challenges have introduced a host of opportunities for companies that are prepared to pivot. Where old business models have faltered, new ones are emerging. In this interactive session, we’ll examine how consumer, employee, and investor demands are shifting, what high-performing organizations are doing differently, and where organizations are making the biggest bets. Outlining how 2022 is shaping up and highlighting where the business landscape has been permanently altered.

With JD Edwards Release 22, Oracle has moved to annual combined updates supported by their continuous innovation model which gives JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.2 customers a simplified upgrade and maintenance process.

In this 60-minute webinar, a Syntax JD Edwards expert will uncover the impact to your business with Release 22 innovations and new features. And how you can take advantage of the latest JD Edwards EnterpriseOne has to offer by leveraging Oracle’s continued investment with on-going updates and innovation to the platform’s tools, features, and application enhancements.

In this webinar we will:
• Review the new JD Edwards update methodology
• Explore the new system automation features
• Review the user experience enhancements
• Understand the new digital transformation functionality
• Discuss changes to the JD Edwards platform that will enable future innovation
• Provide an overview of the application enhancements
• Discuss how to plan your move to Release 22

Presented by Allen Jacot, Syntax

Discuss the benefits that can be realized using Oracle Cloud and how IBM works with their clients to continue transformation efforts to increase revenue, access, transparency and reduce costs.

Presented by Deborah Bates, IBM Partner, CPCU, MBA, PMP®

This session is part of the Quest Spring 2022 Learning Series: Transformation and Modernization. View the additional series sessions here.

Learn why IBM clients trust Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for their mission-critical business. Discover how to improve performance and security, while reducing costs for your enterprise and performance-intensive applications with help from Oracle and IBM Services. Mohinder Mahal is going to discuss what’s possible and how to get there.

Let’s discuss why OCI represents the best option for moving data and all workloads(not just Oracle apps). Find out how IBM can implement and manage every aspect of your migration to Oracle cloud.

Better understand how the benefits of the modernization are quantifiable and include improved application management, reduced costs for maintenance and operations, enhanced security and ERP scalability during peak loads.

Building a high-performance infrastructure is challenging, but organizations don’t need to face the risks of a cloud migration by themselves. In fact, a recent Gartner analysis revealed that by 2025, 85 percent of large organizations will have engaged external services providers to migrate applications to the cloud, up from 43 percent in 2019. IBM has been an Oracle partner for more than 30 years and a prominent managed services provider for over 20 years. These decades of experience have generated market-leading processes, knowledge and unparalleled insight into the design, build and deployment of cloud solutions. We’re committed to creating world-class solutions for organizations looking to upgrade their infrastructure with Oracle Cloud Solutions. “Combining expert professional services from IBM and Oracle helps our joint clients improve performance and security, while significantly reducing costs to run their enterprise applications. With Oracle’s Gen 2Cloud Infrastructure, implemented and managed by IBM Services, customers are able to shift their spend from maintenance and focus their own people on digitally-driven innovation.”