The document outlines Oracle's strategy and roadmap for its applications products. It discusses Oracle's commitment to supporting current product lines through ongoing enhancements and releases. It also introduces Fusion Applications as the next generation of applications that are being developed on a new platform. The roadmap shows investment across various Oracle applications with new releases scheduled over the next few years.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a type of business management software that allows organizations to use a system of integrated applications to manage important business processes like manufacturing, supply chain, customer relationship management, and finance. ERP aims to integrate all departments and functions within a company onto a single computer system. This consolidation provides advantages like easy sharing of information between departments, automated workflows, reduced communication gaps, lower inventory costs and lead times, and standardized business processes. Major ERP software packages include SAP, Oracle PeopleSoft, and JD Edwards. SAP is one of the largest ERP providers and its various modules allow companies to effectively manage finances, materials, production, quality, maintenance and human resources.
The document discusses the implementation and features of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne workflow automation, which transforms paper-based business processes into efficient email-based processes. It highlights tools for mapping business processes, routing messages, and handling approvals to streamline operations and reduce errors. Additionally, it outlines technical capabilities for administrators, including workflow message management and user interaction via email and work centers.
Protecting What Matters...An Enterprise Approach to Cloud SecurityInnoTech
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This document discusses cloud security from an enterprise perspective. It begins by outlining trends in security threats facing organizations and the challenges of managing risk. It then provides guidance on taking a risk-based approach to cloud security, designing applications securely for the cloud, and conducting ongoing auditing and management. The key recommendations are to understand your risk profile, architect for security in cloud environments, implement robust identity and access management, confirm compliance obligations, and define clear security responsibilities between customers and cloud service providers.
This document provides an overview of the JD Edwards Enterprise One ERP software. It discusses that JD Edwards was originally founded in 1977 and was acquired by Oracle. It describes the main modules of JD Edwards Enterprise One including financial management, project management, asset lifecycle management, order management, manufacturing management, and reporting. It also discusses the mobile capabilities and generations of the JD Edwards ERP software.
JDE & Peoplesoft 1 | John Schiff | JD Edwards Go9.pdfInSync2011
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1) The document discusses Oracle's JD Edwards product line, including growth in sales and customer satisfaction rates. It highlights recent wins and analyst reports confirming the value of JD Edwards.
2) It provides an overview of the latest releases of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications and tools over the past 6 years, and test results showing improved performance and scalability on Oracle Exadata and Exalogic platforms.
3) The presentation outlines Oracle's roadmap for upcoming JD Edwards releases, including improvements to usability, mobile access, industry solutions, and global compliance features. It also discusses support timelines and benefits of upgrading to the latest releases.
Oracle provides various enterprise applications and middleware products. It recently acquired several companies and has over 55,000 employees generating $12B in annual sales. Oracle is committed to protecting customers' existing application investments while providing more functionality through a lower total cost of ownership. Oracle plans to continue developing its existing application product lines and integrating them on a service-oriented architecture using standards-based Fusion Middleware. This will allow for more flexible and cost-effective integration of business processes.
The document outlines Oracle's strategy and roadmap for its applications products. It discusses Oracle's commitment to supporting current product lines through ongoing enhancements and releases. It also introduces Fusion Applications as the next generation of applications that are being developed on a new platform. The roadmap shows investment across various Oracle applications with new releases scheduled over the next few years.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a type of business management software that allows organizations to use a system of integrated applications to manage important business processes like manufacturing, supply chain, customer relationship management, and finance. ERP aims to integrate all departments and functions within a company onto a single computer system. This consolidation provides advantages like easy sharing of information between departments, automated workflows, reduced communication gaps, lower inventory costs and lead times, and standardized business processes. Major ERP software packages include SAP, Oracle PeopleSoft, and JD Edwards. SAP is one of the largest ERP providers and its various modules allow companies to effectively manage finances, materials, production, quality, maintenance and human resources.
The document discusses the implementation and features of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne workflow automation, which transforms paper-based business processes into efficient email-based processes. It highlights tools for mapping business processes, routing messages, and handling approvals to streamline operations and reduce errors. Additionally, it outlines technical capabilities for administrators, including workflow message management and user interaction via email and work centers.
Protecting What Matters...An Enterprise Approach to Cloud SecurityInnoTech
?
This document discusses cloud security from an enterprise perspective. It begins by outlining trends in security threats facing organizations and the challenges of managing risk. It then provides guidance on taking a risk-based approach to cloud security, designing applications securely for the cloud, and conducting ongoing auditing and management. The key recommendations are to understand your risk profile, architect for security in cloud environments, implement robust identity and access management, confirm compliance obligations, and define clear security responsibilities between customers and cloud service providers.
This document provides an overview of the JD Edwards Enterprise One ERP software. It discusses that JD Edwards was originally founded in 1977 and was acquired by Oracle. It describes the main modules of JD Edwards Enterprise One including financial management, project management, asset lifecycle management, order management, manufacturing management, and reporting. It also discusses the mobile capabilities and generations of the JD Edwards ERP software.
JDE & Peoplesoft 1 | John Schiff | JD Edwards Go9.pdfInSync2011
?
1) The document discusses Oracle's JD Edwards product line, including growth in sales and customer satisfaction rates. It highlights recent wins and analyst reports confirming the value of JD Edwards.
2) It provides an overview of the latest releases of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne applications and tools over the past 6 years, and test results showing improved performance and scalability on Oracle Exadata and Exalogic platforms.
3) The presentation outlines Oracle's roadmap for upcoming JD Edwards releases, including improvements to usability, mobile access, industry solutions, and global compliance features. It also discusses support timelines and benefits of upgrading to the latest releases.
Oracle provides various enterprise applications and middleware products. It recently acquired several companies and has over 55,000 employees generating $12B in annual sales. Oracle is committed to protecting customers' existing application investments while providing more functionality through a lower total cost of ownership. Oracle plans to continue developing its existing application product lines and integrating them on a service-oriented architecture using standards-based Fusion Middleware. This will allow for more flexible and cost-effective integration of business processes.