Opiniones de JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Es fácil de usar, de mantener, esta orientado a los procesos y su implementacion es rápida.

Una de sus ultimas versiones presento muchas fallas lo que hizo que se quedara rezagado ante Sap por ejemplo.

I liked how accurate it was, it didn't allow for much error. It has a lot of error checking functions that stop users from making errors.

It does take a while to learn all of its features. If you bring in a new employee expect them to be confused for 2 months or so.

The fact that it is user friendly and quite fast.

There were some specific characters to be used that sometimes might be hard to use. Especially when you had to select the search option.

easy to configure, deploy and train in short period of time, ideal for small and medium companies, cost effective ERP System

too much customization might cause an issue with upgrades, else no cons noted

Easy to develop. Easy to implement. Fast, secure, simple. On my almost 5 years of experience, I really like how business processes can be managed using JDE.

Development interface is way too outdated. Come on people, you can come up with something better. Had to wait until a few years ago to highlight some of the keywords? Event Rules can get your eyesight very tired.

Many features housed in one place for tracking service orders to and from individuals, including quality control tracking.

Interface leaves much to be desired and lacks some functionality between tabs / programs. I feel more time could be spent developing the software on the back-end to make it a more user-friendly interface.

Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is very user friendly and it takes a week to master it completely. Works super fast and gives data very quickly.

If your company has sub companies or other entities, you need to log out and login again in order to find the suitable item you are looking for. There is no general searching at all.

The possibility to integrate it with all our platform and softwares and the fact that it can manage inventory, invoicing and all other critical process of the company.

It requires a lot of training to business users and it requires the costant support of system integrator in order to deploy it according to the company needs.

The only thing I like about JDE is that you can extract a lot of information from it to use it to make your own reports. You just need to know basic data extraction concepts.

I don't like several things about JDE. It is not user friendly at all, you need to click several times to navigate to the final table or screen you want to see or to generate reports. To be that expensive it lacks on concepts love like Kannan in the supply chain module, it is hard to find support in certain modules and it is basically necessary to train somebody as internal support.

JDE E1 is highly flexible, highly configurable and allows for granular security. Once users become familiar with the interface, it becomes an easy tool to master. We have been able to solve every business challenge needed, mostly through configuration, but some through customization. It runs on the Microsoft stack as well as Oracle's stack. There are dozens of modules that cover most every business process including general accounting, inventory management, job costing, real estate management and more. The code is extremely stable and documentation is very good on how each module is configured (although it may take a lifetime to know how your business wants it configured).

It is very expensive and requires significant training and knowledge to manage (or an expensive partner). Oracle does not seem to like it when you run E1 on any stack other than Oracle's. Their licensing makes it difficult to run in a typical virtualized environment (Microsoft, VmWare).

JDE has various features from creating a work order to ordering parts, searching for parts, setting up a maintenance data base of equipment life cycle to PM program. I specially like the work order program which allows you to create work orders, execute them, review them and finally automatically archive them. The system also allows to create a data base for parts. You can create a part, check its price and inventory and order as needed. It also allows to setup access levels within the organization so not everyone can modify the system and only trained individuals have access to do that. You can also run various reports and metrics from the data in JDE.

One of the Cons of the software is that it can be very slow and requires intense training to master the application. With a good training program this application can be mastered. Also there is limited space availability for writing part descriptions.

The user interface was very clean and straightforward. The upload feature for journal entries was easy to administer. Table organization was easy to work with using report writing software.

There were no significant cons related to my experience with this software.

It can be as simple as you want or as complex as you want. There is no end as to how far you can customize E1 though. It is a framework on which you can build any enterprise data in and around. It can be fitted to meet the exact needs of your organization and allows for reporting and an unprecedented level of workflow integration. The solution is scale-able as large as you are willing to take it too.

The technical logging seems pretty limited at this point. Maybe there are some settings or something we don't have turned on, but it is proving rather difficult to track down the minor intermittent bugs (particularly ASYNC errors). Supposedly the log files are not available once the user's session times-out so we are having a rather difficult time getting it to iron out completely.

- Stable
- Fast
-Very well structured
- Can be integrated with other tools
- Used by large companies (not a coincidence).
-Multitask
-Adapts to almost any business.

- Unfriendly interface
- The learning curve can be slow.

System is very flexible. With right developers you can customize programs to fit company needs

May be system not as fancy as other cloud solution systems. But gives company flexibility to customize.

Works well for most departments and is fairly easy to use/ navigate. Has saved time in several areas and has proven beneficial overall.

Not the greatest set up for HR, not built for HR originally either. We are looking at expanding our KRONOS package to use this for HR still linked with JDE.

This is amazing, my team uses it for building orders, cutting checks, creating UPS labels, invoicing orders and keeping everything in order.

At times there are several steps needed to correct an issue or mistake. It would be better if it was more user friendly.

Lots of functionality. Able to operate entire business (finance, AP, production, shipping and receiving) from the same interface. Able to keep area segregated while operating from the same database interface.

Lots of options to learn and different ways to perform actions. Can get confusing at first but gets easier as you go.

Easy to use, a lot of tools available for various needs

Just a few random things like only being able to have 10 windows open at a time, or how quickly it logged off after inactivity.

It can do all the simple tasks quickly.

The more in depth tasks, like reporting it either does not have the functions or they take to much time to complete.