As with all things that are incredibly important, they tend to get buried under the hype. Larry’s keynote was no exception – after he delivered some truly awesome hype around the OADB, Autonomous Gen 2 Cloud, and Autonomous Linux OS, he nonchalantly delivered the most important information in the last 20 minutes. Therefore – we
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Outtakes from Oracle Open World 2019 #OOW19 – 2 At last weeks Oracle Open World conference #OOW19, there were some incredible JD Edwards 9.2 Orchestrator end-user presentations that we felt compelled to share with you. These presentations highlight how companies are benefitting from JD Edwards 9.2 Features, and highlight real world use cases for JD
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Ndevr recently held a series of JD Edwards education breakfasts with our intrepid and tireless senior JD Edwards guru, Anne Thiele. The example used in the presentation was Inter-Company Invoicing – a complex business process in which there are many opportunities for human error to accidentally creep in. If you’re interested in learning more about
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The latest applications and tools (JDE tools 9.2.3.4) release of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne recognises the importance that Orchestrator plays in enabling customers to get more from their ERP, and how extensively it is used to bring in data from IoT devices. So you might be asking yourself: What does the latest update mean for me?
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A new critical vulnerability has been identified in Oracle Weblogic versions 10.3.6.0.0, 12.1.3.0.0, and 12.2.1.3.0. This vulnerability will allow any attacker with network access to the Weblogic server, and – without having to provide a username and password – take control of the server and run any code on the server. Ndevr strongly recommend that
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Changes to the IFRS 16 Lessee Accounting standards mean impact all companies leasing property and non-property assets. The good news for JD Edwards users, is that it can be managed within JD Edwards using existing functionality. The IFRS16 changes mean that leased assets might need to be accounted for on the company’s balance sheet, and
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