Enterprise Resource Planing: Topic: Erp Suppliers and Implementors
Enterprise Resource Planing: Topic: Erp Suppliers and Implementors
Enterprise Resource Planing: Topic: Erp Suppliers and Implementors
Assignment: 02
DATE : 10-10-2020
Submitted By:
AYESHA ISMAIL (63407)
Assignment 2
ERP Core Supplier and Implementer
It collects real-time data and creates visualizations to make insight gathering easier.
It has an emphasis on real-time visibility and allows the user to see how products are
moving through the supply chain, live. Additionally, forecasting and budgeting
capabilities are integrated with the production process to help develop actionable
plans.
2. HISTORY:
"JD Edwards" was first founded in 1977 by Jack Thompson, Dan Gregory, and Ed McVaney. The
company's name are drawn from the initials "J" for Jack, "D" for Dan, and "Edwards" for Ed.
McVaney took a salary cut from $44,000 to $36,000 to ensure initial funding.
3. SPECIALTY:
Why use JD Edwards EnterpriseOne?
• Architecture: This erp system possesses built-in modules for reporting tools,
database systems and other third-party and web server applications as well. This
connectivity makes the integration of business processes faster easier and more
efficient.
• Visibility: The system provides good visibility across the entire organization with its
integrated suite of applications. The visibility encourages a centralized approach to
all operations. For example, this allows clients to check on the status of products or
materials as they move from procurement to manufacturing and finally to
distribution. This visibility enables customers to more accurately see and check if
there are any snags or bottlenecks in the production system.
4. INDUSTRY EXPERTISE
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is especially beneficial to companies that have a focus on
the supply chain. They have deep industry experience in several verticals. The
consumer goods industry encompasses food and beverages, agribusiness, attributes
and apparel, cosmetics and commodity and training. The manufacturing and
distribution industries include industrial manufacturing, chemical manufacturers, life
sciences and wholesale distribution. The projects and services industry covers
engineering and construction, professional services, commercial real estate and
homebuilders. The asset intensive industry comprises oil and gas, mining and
aggregates, paper and packaging and public utilities.
5. KEY FEATURES:
• Order Management:
• Financial Management:
• Risk Management:
Risk and financial governance is available and can improve the reliability of
system financial management. The tool also unifies risk management and GRC
requirements across the entire company.
This feature can produce a complete employee roster, assist in decision making
and provide insight on managing the workforce. These basic needs are met by
accessible real-time data visualizations that assist in productive business
processes.
6. LIMITATIONS:
Some of the limitations of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne include lack of support for
particular languages, complexity and rule compliance. Here are some of the specific
constraints of this software that you might want to take into account before making
a software selection.
Does not comply with local accounting rules/reporting for countries like
Israel. A third-party package may be required
7. AUTHORIZED IMPLEMENTER:
8. Business solutions:
https://www.selecthub.com/erp-software/jde-enterpriseone/?from_category=72
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/jd-edwards-enterpriseone/supply-
management/jde-automotive-industry-1867121.pdf