I have been a part of the thriving JD Edwards global community for over 25 years. In that time, I have witnessed the wholesale changes that […]
Are you part of an IT department or test team interested in implementing test automation for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne? Is senior management reluctant to approve spend […]
In a recent article on www.venturebeat.com Blair Hanley Frank takes a look at what is described as Oracle’s Latest Jab at AWS. In the article, Frank […]
Whilst it’s true to say that all testing can be carried out manually; it takes time to plan, build, execute, evaluate and document every single test […]
When it comes to assessing the efficiency of JDE E1 test planning and execution, organisations should adopt a pragmatic approach. The likelihood is, if you are […]
There is an old software engineering mantra. Test, Test, Test. The trouble is, as software programmes have become more complex, with multiple dependencies apparent throughout the […]
From June 2017, we are including a catalogue of example scripts, what we refer to as SwiftStart scripts, whenever we create a customer’s Dimension SwifTest™ environment within our secure Cloud repository – The Dimension Hub™.
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Unless, what happens is a significant announcement by Oracle at Collaborate 2017. Lyle Ekdahl, Senior Vice President and General […]
Following the recent UK user conference (JDE16) it became apparent that there are still a number of questions that need to be answered when it comes […]
Simplifying your JD Edwards on-premises migration to the Oracle Cloud With all the hype and technical development around the “Cloud” there is now a huge amount […]
Whilst driving to a JD Edwards user conference to host a round table discussion on change management, I was wondering how to open the discussion. As […]
Author: David Hunt, Strategy Director, DWS Consultants Keeping your E1 Code Current In the first blog in this series I explained how the DWS Dimension Analyze […]
Author: David Hunt, Strategy Director, DWS Consultants Executing Your E1 Upgrade Testing In the first blog in this series I explained how the DWS Dimension […]
Author: David Hunt, Strategy Director, DWS Consultants Planning Your E1 Upgrade Testing In the first blog in this series I explained how the DWS Dimension Analyze […]
Author: David Hunt, Strategy Director, DWS Consultants In the previous blog, I spoke about the issues and questions you should consider when you are planning your […]
Author: David Hunt, Strategy Director, DWS Consultants If we look at the typical EnterpriseOne life-cycle there are 3 major phases, the initial implementation phase, the major […]
DWS wins best “Supporting Customers” Award for its work in supporting customers readiness for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 9.2. At the recent Oracle awards in Denver, […]
As we are all settled into 2016 and looking at our plans for the year, including upgrades and new solutions, it is interesting to see Oracle […]
So, you have finished another year, where does the time go? The start of a new year is a time to reflect on personal and business […]
With JDE15 now over and everyone’s thoughts turning towards Christmas and a well earned break, it is worth a quick reflection on the key points to […]
JDE15 – Key Themes With Oracle having recently announced the availability of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne 9.2, attention at this year’s UKOUG JD Edwards conference (JE15) will […]
Testing the streets of San Francisco So, another year has come and gone. We got to listen to Elton tickling the ivories in great style and […]
I wonder if your organization has made the commitment to adopt a code current or content current strategy with your JD Edwards EnterpriseOne implementation. According to […]
With only a quarter of JDE users having code current policies, according to recent research by DWS, there is no wonder that companies are looking at ways of removing the barriers to adopting a code current policy and to reducing the time and costs required to complete the update.
In this final blog, in the series, we look at the solutions that make code-current a practical proposition and our developments for the future.
In this third part of our blog series we look at the challenges and considerations for staying code current.
MD Barry Burke summarizes COLLABORATE 15 and the future developments of Code Current.
As we look forward to COLLABORATE15, Quest’s event of the year, here at DWS we are excitedly preparing to unveil our new journey for 2015.
In part 2 of this series we're looking at The Business Case for Code Current. Including the benefits of adopting a code current policy, and how code current has changed.
Over the next four blogs we will be looking at the process of upgrading Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne implementations to the latest release, then what is involved in adopting a code-current strategy.Out first blog in the series is "The 100 day upgrade – Myth or Fact?"
