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Oracle Open World 2008 - JD Edwards Enterprise One Tools 8.98

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EnterpriseOne Tools 8.98

Let's see how Oracle is improving the product to provide real business value to users of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne application releases 8.10 through 8.12.

So, what Oracle is doing to enhance EnterpriseOne?

• Empower users with better reporting tools
A new Java Database Connectivity (jdbc) driver securely opens up the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne database for streamlining of reporting and other data access needs.


• Optimize the execution of batch programs
Increase visibility for administrators into currently executing batch processes and enable an
in depth batch processing analysis and profiling. We'll discuss more about this new feature in the next post.

• Improve the productivity of end users
Adopts the Oracle user interface standards, better user control over the screen real estate,
improves support for screen readers, and adds recovery tools for failed transactions.

• Simplified integration with portals
Support for Web Services for Remote Portals (WSRP), the industry standard technology
which simplifies how JDE EnterpriseOne content is managed within supported portals.

• Expanded Platform options
More options to better leverage the latest infrastructure hardware and software, as well as
take advantage of virtualization technology. 

• BI Publisher Enterprise Edition for Interactive Report
When to use:
  • Event Outside JDE E1 triggers the report
  • Read Only Data
  • Minimal Data Manipulation
  • Ad-hoc or On-demand 
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