Insights

Congratulations on taking the big step with upgrading your JD Edwards system to 9.2.  Now that you’ve upgraded, you may find yourself asking, “What happens now?”  To keep the momentum going and get the most out of your JD Edwards 9.2 upgrade, you can’t just set it and forget it.  Your JDE 9.2 journey is just beginning.  

So, it’s finally time to upgrade your JD Edwards solution to 9.2. Staying up to date on the latest and greatest version is a smart move; however, upgrades can be overwhelming. It’s difficult to predict potential obstacles prior to implementation, so there’s naturally a fear of the JDE upgrade process. Just like your previous upgrades, you want to be armed with information so that everything goes as smooth as possible.   Click here to skip straight to the JDE 9.2 upgrade, with professional help. Get in touch with ManageForce today.   Here are a few insights to help you minimize wasted effort and prevent that "I wish I knew that then" feeling later:

One of the most important topics of system improvement that we always look to improve with JD Edwards ERP solutions is overall usability. The IT team can optimize and personalize your JDE ERP system to a T, but if the end user isn’t happy, nobody is happy.

It seems that no matter what system we’re on for JD Edwards, there are certain things that we check for and enable/disable. For those of us who work with JD Edwards day in and day out these are “no brainers,” also known as processes/best practices we follow that are second nature to us, but less obvious to those less immersed or experienced with the technology.

The dreaded security redesign. You’ve been putting it off for so long but now it’s time to take action. You’ll feel much better once it’s done but it can be difficult to get started.

So you’ve recently licensed the Oracle UPK (User Productivity Kit) for your on-premise or cloud ERP solution? A very wise investment. End users will now have a tool that illustrates exactly, step-by-step, what they need to do in your ERP system. “No end user left behind” and no more excuses to not follow business process.