The document provides the schedule for a Greater Lancaster Area JDE User Group event. It includes sessions on topics such as managed services and cloud computing, harnessing the power of UX One, accounting roundtables, conducting security audits, digital transformation, and business intelligence tools. Presenters include representatives from Oracle, Core Services, ERP Suites, and other companies. The schedule outlines sessions in the morning and afternoon time periods with details on session titles, presenters, rooms, and intended audiences.

1. 8:00-8:30
Managed services and the cloud (9:00am - 10:00am) Room:
Pinnball Room
Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room:
Stoner, Inc - Jon Farrell Moderator LS Terillium Bar Oracle Pinnball Room
Intended Audience: Intended Audience: Intended Audience:
Accounting All Users All Users
Managed Services and Cloud Providers Discussion
(10:00am - 12:00pm)
Room:
Pinnball Room
Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room:
Brij LS Stoner, Inc. - Lisa Tran Bar
Intended Audience: Intended Audience:
Accounting, Sales Developers - all users for ideas
Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room:
RST LS Brij Bar
Intended Audience: Intended Audience:
Warehouse, Accounting All Users
MORNING
Greater Lancaster Area JDE User Group
Event Schedule
Best practices in cycle counts, typical inventory challenges, Key inventory measures (KPI)
and maintaining inventory data integrity.
“With the release of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools 9.2.1 came the new User
eXperience, coined UX One. This interface enhancement provides an intuitive, efficient,
and effective way for users to perform their day-to-day tasks. Following an ‘Alert,
Analyze, and Act’ paradigm, UX One provides an unparalleled and customizable user
experience through 50 pre-built roles and hundreds of associated content out-of-the-
box.
In this session, learn how to customize and harness the power of UX One to suit you and
your end-user’s needs. Learn what it means to be a Citizen Developer and how to create
your own analytics to help make the User eXperience your own.”
Discussion of tpics including:
Streamlining ACH, Emailing invoices, Handling expense reporting, Self-service viewing
and printing W2 and paystubs, Online payroll, Automation in accounting, Quick End of
month and end of year closing.
Learn about the 10 top value add initiatives that many clients are implementing during
their upgrade. Topics include: UX One, Cafe1, Mobility, BI Publisher, UPK, One View
Reporting, IOT, E1 Pages, Super Queries, and Form Personalization. Terillium will also be
doing a demonstration of these topics
Inventory management
Pushing BI Publisher to the limitsRevenue Recognition
FASB/IASB revenue recognition regulations have changed and public organizations
should apply the new revenue standard to annual reporting periods beginning after
December 15, 2017. Nonpublic organizations should apply the new revenue standard to
annual reporting periods beginning after December 15, 2018.
These new standards state that an organization cannot recognize revenue until a
performance obligation to the customer is satisfied. These standards affect pretty much
every type of business. All organizations must now have terms that are agreed upon by
every customer as far as what constitutes the completion of a performance obligation.
These standards have been created to ensure companies are accurately reporting
revenue.
Learn how JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can help with Revenue Recognition Processing.
Welcome and Intro
Irex
Registration with coffee bagels & pastry
Accounting Round Table discussion Top 10 value add initiatives after the upgrade is complete
The free BI publisher is actually capable of doing a lot more than you think. Learn how
Stoner, Inc. is meeting all of it document and business needs using advanced
configuration in BI publisher
Harnessing the power of UX One
Presenters: Oracle, Core Services, ERP Suites, Denovo, Others
Intended Audience: IT, All Users
Presenter: Oracle (10:00am - 10:20am)
Presenter: Core Services (10:20am - 10:40am)
Presenter: ERP Suites (10:40am - 11:00am)
Presenter: Denovo (11:15am - 11:35am)
Presenter: Others (11:35am - 12:00pm)
Companies are looking to cloud as the nirvana to solve all their woes and that's true for
their ERP systems such as JDE. We'd like to start the day on the ground and discuss what
cloud really is, why it matters to me and my JDE environment. We'll discuss the benefits,
challenges, risks, and rewards of going to the cloud whether on premise, in the public
cloud, or somewhere in between. Who is the right provider for me and my business.
What tier of data center or cloud do I need and what service level agreements do I need
in place if something goes wrong. Also how do I deploy, monitor, and maintain my
environment. Finally what are some lessons learned and best practices for JDE
environments.
8:30-9:00
9:00-9:45
10:00 - 10:45
11:00-11:45

2. Greater Lancaster Area JDE User Group
Event Schedule
12:00-1:00
Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room:
Stoner, Inc. LS Stoner, Inc - Tammy Gaston, Moderator Bar Fenner Drives Moderator Pinball Room
Intended Audience: Intended Audience: Intended Audience:
All Users All Users All Users
Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room:
Emerald Cube LS ERP Suites Bar Oracle Pinball Room
Intended Audience: Intended Audience: Intended Audience:
IT, All Users All Users All Users
Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room: Presenter: Room:
DVF Moderator, Stoner, Preferred Strategies LS PCB Aps Bar Core Services Pinball Room
Intended Audience: Intended Audience: Intended Audience:
All Users All Users IT
Imagine this - your auditors or your boss or SOMEONE says, "We need to audit our JDE
security. You can do that, right?" You start to sweat, trying to remember how you set up
the security back in 1998 with that one consultant, What's-His-Name. There's probably a
document...somewhere? But what about all those changes you made for that reorg? And
the upgrade project? Oh no - where do you start? Join Chris Bullock, CNC, and his trusty
Functional sidekick, Sarah Mills, as we go through the steps of a basic security audit -
what to check, what to watch out for, and what to fix along the way. We'll discuss the
need to combine Technical and Functional powers to do a truly thorough security audit,
and how to present your findings, along with recommendations, in a way that makes
sense.
Digital Transformation- Why and howCheck Yourself Before You Wreck Yourself - Conducting a Basic Security Audit
For most organizations, the goal of digital transformation is to break down barriers
between people, businesses, and processes, to accelerate the creation of new products
and services, while finding more efficient ways of doing business. These benefits present
a significant incentive for rethinking how to run your business – and that is exactly what
is happening. Digital transformation enables companies to reduce friction throughout the
business. Friction is anything that causes processes to slow, pause, veer off track or stall
outright. Increasing efficiency through reducing friction releases resources needed to
increase revenue and create competitive advantage.
Our experts will walk through the first steps of a Digital Transformation and lay out a
simple framework that you can apply to design your businesses Digital Transformation
roadmap. Tools to assist with this include Internet of Things (IoT), Mobility, User
Experience (UX One, Citizen Developer, One View Reporting, etc.), Cloud, Other
Technologies.
Overview of Oracle’s Cloud SaaS offerings being leveraged for JDE Customers. This
includes; Procurement, Planning Central, Innovation Management, Revenue Onboarding,
Planning & Budgeting, Financial Close/Consolidation, Accounting Hub, Recruiting,
Onboarding, Learning and more.
Increasing the Value of Your JDE Investment with Oracle Cloud Applications
How do you foster continuous improvement, explore process change, problem solving to
achieve actions. Organizing, encouraging and supporting change
Lessons Learned from upgrading
Group discussion about lessons learned following an upgrade. Interact with other that
have recently upgraded.
User experience with cloud hosting and managed services
Local companies that are already hosting share what they have learned, what they like
and don't like with JDE in the cloud and managed services
Lunch and time with vendors
How to foster continuous improvement
AFTERNOON
1:00-1:45
2:00-2:45
3:00 - 3:45
Business Intelligence Options and Tools Digital Transformation -- with specific example in Agribusiness CNC 101
See what local companies are using for data analysis - Compare Business Intelligence
Tools such as Power BI, ReportsNow, SSRS, and Qlik as well as tips and tricks on best
practices. Quick introduction to Preferred Strategies, a vendor with unique solutions for
BI tools. Other topics for discussion include BI 3rd Generations tools like cloud BI tools,
Cloud ETL (Extract Transform, Load) tools, and Data replication tools especially with
AS400 environments.
Digital Transformation is more than just plugging in Internet of Things (IoT) sensors and
collecting data. It is about solving business problems and leaping ahead. It is about
disruptive technology, not automating the status quo. It is about making quantum leaps
through a strategy to transform your business. JD Edwards and Oracle offer tools to assist
the process of digital transformation through making your business and workforce
connected, in real-time, and able to react with agility to opportunities and threats.
Examples of digital transformation abound in Agribusiness, including spatial technology,
mobile devices in the field, enhancements in food safety, and IoT to dramatically
enhance food processing throughput. This requires top management leadership, and a
CIO who is working in concert with both top leadership and line of business initiatives.
There are clear keys to success for digital transformation, and a checklist to know if it’s
“right for me.”
The EnterpriseOne technology layer is comprised of many different components which
enable various pieces of functionality. The logical components can be co-located with
other components on either physical or virtual machines. Additionally, the 3rd party
complementary solutions may compose part of your EnterpriseOne environment. In this
session, attendees will be presented with a catalog of the EnterpriseOne components
and 3rd party solutions and will see the interrelationships between components and how
the addition or subtraction of components affects the EnterpriseOne topology,
architecture and licensing. Attendees will depart this session with a greater
understanding of the EnterpriseOne Architecture and components with an in-depth look
at complementary vendor solutions and learn how the various pieces fit together.