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As digital transformation has accelerated across the corporate landscape and organizations race to the cloud, a significant skills gap has emerged in its wake. That rate of innovation has left many struggling to find qualified, expert resources for managing their cloud-based ERP systems including JD Edwards (JDE), along with leveraging the unique automation, machine learning, scalability, disaster recovery, etc. opportunities that come with it.

When it comes to taking your business to the next level with your JD Edwards system are you looking for smoother transitions with more choice and control? Among the many new and exciting features in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.2.3 Tools Release is the latest version of UX One, and it’s one of the many reasons why now is the time to upgrade to JDE 9.2. Integrating JD Edwards UX One into your organization gives you the ability to be in control, personalize your user experience, and successfully carry out your day-to-day tasks in order to stay on top of your business.

Change is hard. Few people are more keenly aware of that than those tasked with completing a JD Edwards system upgrade. The process can be complex, tedious, and incredibly time consuming. That’s probably why just about half of JDE’s user base still hasn’t made the jump. But the benefits of the upgrade are too significant to ignore.

Last week, the Oracle JD Edwards community assembled in San Antonio for its annual users conference Collaborate. As you can imagine, it was a whirlwind week full of JDE and Oracle updates, best practices, case studies, networking events (Side Note: Thank you to everyone who stopped by the ManageForce party), and generally so much to do with too little time to do it all.

Late last year, Oracle JD Edwards announced its latest Tools Release (9.2 Update 3) for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (JDE E1), along with a significant drive to lead digital transformation and transformational business solutions.

As the backbone to many market-leading companies, JD Edwards is one of the strongest, most reliable ERP systems on the market today. However, for many business executives they continue to question if they’re consistently taking advantage of JD Edwards to solve their current technology needs. In a recent interview, Lyle Ekdahl, Oracle’s Senior Vice President and General Manager, said “The strength of digital technologies―mobile, analytics, cloud―doesn’t lie in the technologies individually. Instead, it stems from how companies integrate them to transform their businesses.”