JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Reviews

• Financial management
• Operations management
• Integration with distribution and retail software

• Cost management
• Sales reporting
• Accounting and manufacturing controls, with a low cost of management, within a very small IT team (less than six people).

• BI reporting and customization
• Easy configuration
• Access and visibility of different business processes on a single UI. 

• Workflow management
• Integration with IoT solutions
• Ease of deployment over Microsoft products (aside from Oracle DBMS).

Maximizes the investment via industry focus, flexible personalization, configuration, product scalability, and mobile options.

Productivity, efficiency, automation and process simplification.

All areas across the company, providing a strong platform in order to improve and accelerate business processes.

15 years.

Minor issues.

No.

In a few words, the support is good. The only concern is that they don’t have enough knowledge of AS400 and JDE EOne combination.

No.

The initial setup was mostly quiet.

Some modules are expensive and there is an annual software maintenance cost as well.

No.

It is really important to select the correct partner for implementing this kind of project.

In our case the decision was to split the project into three stages.

1. Procure to Pay Process
2. Order to Cash Process and finally
3. Commercial Process.

Easy to set up, user friendly, and continuous functional and technology enhancements.

Good example was locating, tracing, and tracking transactions and this wasn’t easy before having the ERP.

Customer / Supplier Relationship.

20 years.

I would scale stability 8 out of 10.

No

Good.

No

Straightforward in many ways, defining COA, master files, and setting up parameters.

Customers should look for ERP solution that more or less satisfies their own business requirements.

Microsoft Dynamics.

Customers should have well-defined business processes and workflows regardless of the ERP product.

It is user friendly and an easy tool for development.

• Data integrity
• Fast reporting system
• Easy access through web explorer
• Reduces paperwork
• Online data

The warehouse and logistic systems need improvement.

We have been using EnterpriseOne since 2007.

We had system corruption twice. This was fixed by installing the full package and then regenerating it.

We encountered issues with scalability. This was mostly because of our old version, E8.11.

Our company was using AS400 with OS400 with RPG programming. We switched to E8.11 due to limited technical support.

The setup was very complex, since we are still using the AS400 platform with a DB2 database.

We evaluated SAP, but it was more expensive.

I always advise people to implement the latest version, regardless of the product.

• JDE software development kit, including application design aid, report design aid, data dictionary, table design aid, business view design aid, table conversion, EDI (electronic data interchange), named event rule, C business functions, UPK (user productivity kit), business services.
• In JDE Version 9.1: E1 pages, one-view reporting, Cafe One, watch list.
• In JDE Version 9.2: IoT (Internet of Things)

All are valuable features of this product. So, all these features are very important, but from my point of view, I like EDI and z-file processing; these features allow clients to integrate old legacy systems into the JDE Enterprise One System.

Our organization is totally a development team; we have developed applications and report components per client requirements, so as of right now, I would not be able to provide an example of how this product has improved the way my organization functions.

Currently, you are not able to copy the NER in the software development framework.

There is also room for improvement in business services and IoT.

I have used it for the last 4.6 years; mostly working from the technical side.

We have not encountered any stability issues.

We have not encountered any scalability issues.

I think technical support is 10 out of 10.

We did not previously use a different solution.

I don't know about price and licensing but JDE is one of the best software, which satisfies client requirements easily.

I don't know if other products were evaluated.

I think JDE would be the best to implement it.

It carries out warehouse automation for a logistic company.

The application is growing and should include a lot of improvements over a short period of time.

I have used this solution for around 15 years.

There were no stability issues.

We did not have any scalability issues.

The technical support level is quite good.

This product is an ERP tool. The level of complexity depends on a lot of variables. Generally, it is straightforward.

This product is for medium/large companies, i.e., those with sales of more than €20 million.

Find a good IT company to implement it. A project could fail if you don't have the correct partner.

The sales order management and manufacturing modules are very extensively used amongst many customers. They are robust and elaborative. These modules cover a wide range of processes that help the way organizations do business in today's world.

The customers have improved many of their business processes by using this product. They have been profitable in the long run.

Reporting and dashboards are the areas that definitely can be improved.

I have been using this solution for the last 12 years.

We have not had stability issues.

We have not had scalability issues.

Technical support is very good.

Neither the installation nor the implementation is straightforward. However, it quick and easy as compared to other ERP products, such as SAP.

I do not know much about pricing and licensing.

This product is the best fit for:

• Small and medium sized enterprises
• Organizations that use sales order/purchase order management
• Organizations that have a manufacturing/shop floor

• Warehouse management
• Advanced pricing
• Sales order management
• Inventory
• Procurement and subcontracting
• Bulk stock management
• Fulfillment management
• Advanced stock evaluation
• Environmental accounting and reporting

Order processing time has been reduced by 30% (KPI metric). There are many such instances that were shared by various clients in my consulting career.

I would like to see improvements in:

• Change in grade & potency on volume control (BOM) while issuing a work order
• Work order approval process
• Transportation module rate schedule flexibility
• PO receipt reversal using the EDI process
• Purchase order approval process
• Landed cost rule hierarchy definition
• Account codes that can have legacy description for reporting
• Sourcing processes with more flexibility and direct relationships with the purchase cycle
• Self-requisition process approval setup to be made available for the purchase cycle

My experience in JD Edwards has been for about 17 years. I worked with almost all the versions of JD Edwards: WorldSoft, OneWorld XE, and EnterpriseOne.

We had stability issues, but Oracle support resolved them.

I did not encounter any issues with scalability.

As a consultant, I have been involved with many successful JD Edwards implementations. The changes were for the better.

The setup was complex for the most part. In a few cases, it was simple.

The ROI is good.

In pre-sales, we used to appraise our clients on the strengths and weaknesses of the product.

It’s a good ERP system that gives users ease-of-use, the flexibility to integrate with other systems, and the ability to meet most of the KPIs.