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Interview with Lyle Ekdahl

August 6th, 2012 1 comment

Here’s an interesting interview with Lyle Ekdahl, group vice president and general manager for Oracle’s JD Edwards.

Profit: What’s special about the latest JD Edwards release?

Ekdahl: The current release has more than 20 patents pending on the work that we’ve done. We provided a whole new user interaction paradigm for our customers by leveraging Oracle technologies with rich user experiences, and applying them to our JD Edwards products. This gave users a very robust, engaging environment. We also added features to improve productivity, such as carousel-based navigation and type-ahead search. Then, we offered users the ability to personalize the look and feel for their own applications.

 

You can read the rest of the interview here.

 

 

Oracle Delivers New Mobile Applications for Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

January 31st, 2012 Comments off
New Apps Are Designed to Improve Productivity for the Mobile Workforce
ORACLE’S JD EDWARDS SUMMIT 2012 – Broomfield, Colo. – January 31, 2012
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How to undo a Fixed Assets disposal

September 29th, 2011 Comments off

Your FA accountant has just performed a disposal and posted the batch.  Unfortunately it was for the wrong group of assets.  Is there an easy way to undo this disposal?  Yes!  Read on to find out how. Read more…

Cash Basis with Non-Stock PO’s

April 1st, 2011 Comments off

In a prior article on Cash Basis I covered how it should be setup.  Now for a real example.  When Standard Vouchers are paid and Cash Basis kicks in, it uses the voucher’s Expense GL coding for the debit, and cash account for the Credit.  Similarly in AR:  when cash is received, Cash Basis uses the invoice’s Income GL coding for the credit, and cash account for the Debit.

But what will Cash Basis do for non-standard vouchers?  For example, if the voucher is created via a 3-way match?  Where will the offset to the cash account come from?  To find out, I setup a test. Read more…

How to setup Recurring Vouchers in AP

April 5th, 2010 Comments off

Setting up Recurring Vouchers in Accounts Payable can be a great time-saver.  They are perfect for situations when vouchers need to be entered at specific intervals and the amounts and G/L Distributions are always the same.  Examples might be:

  • Monthly mortgage and car payments
  • Quarterly subscription dues
  • Annual life insurance payments

The process is similar to entering a Standard Voucher, with just a couple of extra fields to enter, and 1 report to run.

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Financial Report tweaking – consolidations

March 27th, 2010 Comments off

The existing Financial Reports that come standard with JDEdwards are not pretty, I must admit.  They tend to get very long due to 0-balance accounts printing.  Sometimes it’s hard to figure out which accounts are listed, because only the Account Description prints, not the Account Number.    And how do you get them to print the balances for specific Business Units, vs. rolling them up to the Company level, or maybe even using a category Code to consolidate?  The last topic is the focus of this article:  report consolidations. Read more…

Just completed a rapid 3-day Fixed Assets Assessment

March 24th, 2010 Comments off

BiG Consulting Corporation has just completed a 3-day Fixed Assets Assessment for a medical device sterilization company.

The client has been live on JDEdwards 8.11 for several years, and was experiencing multiple issues in Fixed Assets, such as incorrect beginning balances, FA out of balance with GL, and numerous other integrity problems.  3 days was all it took to analyze the situation and come up with both short and long-term solutions to address their issues.  Contact us to find out how we can help you.

Website switched from MS Publisher to WordPress

March 24th, 2010 Comments off

It has been an absolute joy to discover and start using WordPress.  No more HTML, no more awkward-looking web pages (yes, its subjective).  Add a new page to the website?  It’s just a click away.  Create a new blog post?  It’s a breeze.  Change the look and feel of the entire website?  Just pick a different theme and voila!