E1 Roadmap session

JD Edwards Roadmap Presentation from COLLABORATE16

JDEdwards 9.0 DEMO Installation Tutorial

Hello! Here's the new tutorial on JD Edwards 9.1 http://www.jdefusion.com/2012/05/jd-edwards-91-standalone-installation.html You may want to install the 9.0, but I do recommend you to install and try the 9.1 with the new user interface and the "pages" feature. Click the link above and enjoy the video tutorial! Oracle announced JDEdwards most recent version: 9.0 in September 2008. Below, a complete tutorial of how to download and install this version. Feel free to comment if you have any questions about this tutorial. After that, we'll discuss many new features included in this version, as the new "Save" option. Now you can save your specs in a file and restore in another location without deployment, just using OMW. So, let's rock! The first step is to download the DEMO version to your machine. Go to http://edelivery.oracle.com/ click Continue 1. Media Pack Search Choose JDEdwards Enterprise One and your platf...

JD Edwards Certification

Hello everybody! I'm back after a while with some interesting news about a theme that is not discussed in some years for JD Edwards: Certification . First I have a question: - Do you know exactly if Oracle has a Certification program focused on JDE? Just try to google it and see what happens... Not so good news, right?? I could see in many posts and comments only bad things about certification and in one blog comment, someone said that Oracle wants to terminate JDE and that JDE has only more 5 years to exist!! OH My!!! Of course they're WRONG!! Since December 1st 2009, Oracle HAS a Certification program to JDE! No, I'm not kidding!! Well, it's not so easy to find, but, after many years (2003 was the last one?) we got our first certification program for Financials. So why do you care about JD Edwards certification??? It's simple: CREDIBILITY! For the professional: The Oracle Certified Specialist branded credentials are typically founda...

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