2. The following is intended to outline our general product direction
The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing decisions. The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for Oracle’s products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

3. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools & Technology Product Update and Roadmap Con1536
Lyle Ekdahl – Group VP General Manager
David Huang – Solution Consultant

4. Technology Pace of Change
As we can probably all attest to, the pace of technology change is setting all time records in our lifetimes.
There has been a rapid emergence of mobility, tablet computing, collaboration, social media, servers and storage, wireless and cellular networking, browsers. … the list goes on.
All of these have one thing in common: they strive to make your organization run more efficiently (e.g., automating business processes), thereby increasing your revenues and lowering your costs.
This can be realized, but can also be traps without a clear ROI.
As IT Professionals, our job is to understand these changes (current, emerging and future), establish a perspective on how these can / should be leveraged in our organizations, and set a strategy to embrace these for business advantage.

5. Program Agenda Technology Pace of Change Product Roadmap and Updates
Coming attractions
The overall theme of this presentation is around the rapid rate of innovation, or the Technology Pace of Change, that is going on today.
We are seeing an incredible amount of new

6. Announcing Tools 9.1 Update 3
Generally Available April 8, 2013
The next set of innovations
JD Edwards EntepriseOne for iPad
Composite Application Framework
One View Watchlist
One View Reporting improvements
Oracle VM templates updated & improved

7. User Experience
There is a lot to update you on around UI and it is actually the fun stuff to talk about.
But, we have several other sessions where we will cover this in quite a bit of depth. I hope you can make some of these sessions.
What I wanted to focus on are two topics: Elimination the requirement for end users to have to know the “codes” and the new Watchlist feature.

8. End User Experience Navigation, Personalization, Productivity
Available starting with Tools 9.1
End User Experience Navigation, Personalization, Productivity
Navigation
Personalization
Productivity

9. Innovative, Market leading solutions
EnterpriseOne on iPad
Available from Apple Store
Optimized for Tablet
Native look and feel
All JD Edwards E1 applications
Integrates with map and camera
Why is this important?
Tablet sales are starting to outpace laptop sales. Over 200 million tablets are projected to be sold in 2013.
The number of use cases for JDE users are exploding: field service, asset inspectors, sales reps, managers, work at home, …
These users are demanding a more native look and feel, rather than using the browser on the tablet
To stay ahead, is taking the use of the iPad for JDE E1 applications to the next level
There are 5 screen shots that build
Available from Apple App Store – app is managed like your other apps, you are notified of updates, simple one step end user configuration process
Optimized for Tablet – 3 bar in upper left for E1 pages, user preferences in upper right – familiar navigation for end users of iPads
Native look and feel – leveraging the dog ear for additional navigation rather than cluttering up the page, swipe gesture to move between open applications, recent reports, favorites, and Pages
All E1 applications – just like the prior browser support, all E1 applications are supported, continue to support a set of E1 specific gestures such as Find or Select Row, and the appropriate on screen keyboad is displayed based upon the data entry numeric or standard alpha
Integrates with map and camera –
Map: this can be extremely productive for users in the field to be able to select a customer or service location and the native iPad map (with GPS support) is displayed
Camera – we’ve integrated the JDE attachments with the native camera and camera roll, so you can either take a picture or attach an existing picture to a JDE transaction. Think about how powerful this will be for all types of applications – asset inspections, service and warranty claims, …
Native look and feel for Pages, Carousel, and System Menus
All E1 applications enabled
Integrates with device specific features such as camera, photo library, and map applications
Native gesture and keyboard support

10. Innovative, Market leading solutions
Composite Application Framework
Single view of many applications
Link to Oracle BI and other applications
Simple configuration
Multiple page layouts
Why is this important?
Users often need more information to do their jobs than is stored in JDE
This can include trending information in BI, or external applications such as web sites or other enterprise applications
Giving end users this power, removes IT from creating and maintaining custom web pages
There are 3 screen shots that build
Let’s see what you can do with this feature. A user may want to view Accounts Payable transactions in the data warehouse when they view customer information. So an “AP View”
Or they may want a “Sales view” to see the customer transactions and days sales outstanding.
Or they may want a more complex view of multiple pieces of information to get a more 360 view of this customer and how they compare to others

11. Café One DEMO
Demo of Autosuggest, UDC dropdown, Café One and One View Watchlists 11

12. Expanded User Experience
What do I need to know and do?
New!
One View Watchlists
Expanded User Experience
Manage by exception
User-defined or IT-defined
Based on queries
One click to take action

13. Watch list DEMO
Demo of Autosuggest, UDC dropdown, Café One and One View Watchlists 13

14. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools 9.1 AutoSuggest
Apps & Tools 9.1 Required
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools 9.1 AutoSuggest
Visual Indicator
Search Fields
Type ahead feature
Search across one or many columns
Enable with configuration (no coding)
Business View
Return Value

15. End User Experience
UDC Drop Down Lists Available With Tools 9.1 Update 3
Intuitive drop down for UDC
Type ahead
Wildcard filtering
Visual Assist (flashlight) still Available

16. One View Reporting Improvements
New!
One View Reporting Improvements
Display One View reports in an EnterpriseOne Page
One View reports in an E1 Page
Dashboard view as users home page
Automatically executed when Page selected or at login
Execute One View report as a task
Why is this important?
The One View reporting capability delivered in release 9.1 was one of the most successful new product introductions in the history of JDE
This is a game changing product, allowing true end user reporting – combines the power of the E1 interactive applications to select data for the report with the WYSIWIG design and other powerful features of Oracle BI Publisher
We are delivering additional value to One View reporting customers with this release
By allowing for an OVR report to be in the home page, user productivity is increased
Fewer steps to run a report that is always the same – e.g., show me the summary of the customer account balances for my territory
Drives the user activity – visualize any problem areas that require action today

17. System Design, Sizing and Deployment for Performance

18. Oracle Engineered Systems Continuum
Full Rack
Engineered for Extreme Simplicity
Half Rack
Message – Prior to the introduction of the 1/8th Rack, there was a huge gap in the Database Engineered Systems Continuum. The 1/8th rack nicely plugs that gap. It also provides a relatively affordable Engineered Systems upgrade path for customers who outgrow their ODA.
Quarter Rack
Oracle Exadata Database Machine
Oracle SPARC Supercluser
Eighth Rack
Engineered for Extreme Performance
Oracle Database Appliance 18

19. Rapid Deployment with Oracle VM Templates
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne deploys quickly
Templates Built at Oracle
Templates Deployed by Customer
Environments up and running in hours, not weeks
Here’s a look at our test configuration:
- Quarter rack Exalogic (8 nodes) and we never used all the nodes. We tested first with 3 nodes, effectively simulating ¾ of an Eighth Rack configuration. Then we doubled our JDE E1 stack and used 6/8 of an Eighth Rack.
- Quarter rack of Exadata as the database tier
- All Exalogic nodes taking to each other and to Exadata over InfiniBand
Oracle Database Appliance
Oracle Exalogic & Exadata
x86-64 Systems
ORACLE VM TEMPLATES DOC ID:

20. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne on the Oracle Database Appliance
An “all-in-one” box for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Simple to implement
Designed and priced to scale
Highest levels of serviceability and availability
Full Database capability
Now supporting Oracle VM templates for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

21. Oracle Engineered Systems
Why is this important for a JD Edwards Customer?
Superfast Database
High performance logic servers
Ultra fast networking
Terabytes of live data
Built and tested together
Virtualization templates
In-Memory Foundation
Performance optimized
Faster applications w/ concurrent batch
Best performance ever recorded
Aging, fragile systems built on yesterday’s technology
Transform your business with Oracle’s Engineered Systems
Fast applications. Daytime batch. One-day deployment.

22. Tools 9.1 Update 3 Platform Support
New with 9.1.3
Retired with 9.1.3
Hardware Platforms
Sun SPARC, IBM Power Systems; HP Integrity (Itanium)
x86/x86-64: Sun x86, IBM System x, Cisco UCS, HP ProLiant
Operating Systems
Oracle Linux 5.5+, 6.1+; Oracle VM 3.1.1, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.5+, 6.1 Sun Solaris 10; 11, HP-UX 11.31,
SUSE Linux 10, 11 (Oracle Database only)
IBM AIX 6.1, 7.1; IBM i 6.1, 7.1
Microsoft Windows Server 2008, 2008 R2, Microsoft Windows 7, 8 (web client only)
Databases
Oracle 11g R2 ( , )
IBM DB2 for i, IBM DB2 9.7 (Windows, AIX only)
Microsoft SQL Server 2008, 2008 R2, 2012
Application Servers
Oracle WebLogic Server , ( )
IBM WebSphere Application Server , 8.5 ( )
Portals
Oracle WebCenter Spaces 11g PS4 ( )
IBM WebSphere Portal 6.1, 7.1
Browsers
Internet Explorer 8, 9, 10 on Windows 8; Windows Mobile 6, 6.5
Firefox 10.0 ("ESR"), (Win/Lin/Mac), Safari on iPad (iOS 5, 6), Chrome 18 on Windows ( )
Leave this in just to reiterate the point that we continue to support our open platform strategy and in fact make a BIG investment in this area.
Also point out that the information has move to the Certifications tab on MOS
Note: the Minimum Technology Requirements are now accessible from the “Certifications” tab on My Oracle Support 22

23. Application Integration

24. Co-existence with other Oracle and non-Oracle applications
EnterpriseOne Application Integration
Current Offering and Go Forward Strategy
Co-existence with other Oracle and non-Oracle applications
Oracle Cloud and Fusion
Enterprise Performance Management
Oracle Edge
Other Applications
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne = core ERP, CRM, HCM
Oracle Cloud = Fusion apps, CRM, HCM, Taleo, Social
Enterprise Performance management = Oracle BI, Hyperion
Oracle Edge = Value Chain Planning, Agile PLM, Primavera, Transportation Mgmt, …
Productized Integrations = complete, end to end integrations with other Oracle applications
Integration Accelerators = simplify the integration and take into consideration customer specific differences by defining a Reference Configuration and delivering an Implementation Guide that uses business interfaces.
Business Interfaces = out of the box content which is built on the Integration Framework. These are reusable business services, business events, batch processes and other content used as the building blocks for an integration
Integration Framework = a broad set of tools for building application integrations so that you can use the right tool for the right job

25. EnterpriseOne Application Integration - Solving difficult integration challenges with tooling and out of the box content
Productized Integrations
End to end integrations with other Oracle applications
Integration Reference
Best practice examples
Business Interface
Reusable components for your integration
Oracle takes a pragmatic approach to the creation of integrations. As business requirements vary from customer to customer, it is critical for Oracle to identify the most common business problems and develop integrations to address those which can be solved in a repeatable fashion. This means that Oracle will not provide pre-built integrations to solve any and all integration challenges, nor does it imply that every integration challenge can be solved using technology. Ultimately business requirements must drive the solution and evaluating the various consolidation choices while understanding technical limitations that simply cannot overcome functional realities is essential to your success. Further, Oracle’s large ecosystem of partners, from system integrators to independent software vendors, provides additional opportunities for our customers to leverage their experience and our technology and applications to meet their specific business requirements. In some cases, Oracle’s partners have created value added integrations based on our integration guidelines.
Oracle is committed to continuous investment across a number of areas as it relates to integration.  
Oracle remains committed to simplifying the integration experience across our applications, technologies and tools and provides leadership in pre-built integration solutions for our customers whether they choose one application or our entire portfolio of products.
Integration Framework
Tools for building application integrations

26. Integration Framework Use the right integration approach for the job
Service Oriented Architecture
On the glass
Point to Point
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Integration
Key message: There is not a “one size fits all” approach to application integration. JDE E1 supports a wide variety of standards-based techniques from simple point to point integrations (like Z-files) to more sophisticated realtime, Service Oriented Architecture approaches.
Details
Customers have unique integration challenges based upon their legacy systems, industry specific package apps, or other applications.
JDE E1’s strategy is to support a variety of approaches. While a SOA approach such as AIA can deliver a real time integration that can simplify the backend process and deliver the most up to date information, there are times when a view of an hour old or day old information is good enough and can be delivered more easily.
Here is a good overview of the options:
For example, as JDE customers upgrade, they look at their integrations and just upgrade some as-is (e.g., Z-File) while modernizing others with SOA techniques (Business Services, Business Events, BPEL/ESB).
JDE also provides “on the glass” integration through the support of publishing JDE applications through a portal which can aggregate content from multiple applications or through the Related Information Application Framework.
Business Services = web services
Real Time Events = Outbound events to support business processes across applications
Oracle SOA Suite support = Standards-based architecture to simplify the complex problem of business process integration using tools such as Oracle BPEL, ESB
AIA
Batch Integrations 26

27. Integration Reference Guide Accelerating customer projects by assembling Business Interfaces into a sample Implementation Guide
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and Oracle Taleo Integration Guidelines
INCLUDES:
Integration Methodologies
Integration Touch points
Business Process Flows
Business Interfaces to leverage
Design Considerations
The number of customers who would benefit from a specific integration, customer specific requirements, and the degree that customers customize the JDE E1 or target side are key considerations that determine if the product strategy is to deliver an integration which 1) leverages business interfaces; 2) business interfaces plus an Integration Reference Guide; or 3) a fully productized integration.
The Integration Reference Guide enables a high degree of out of the box reusability (business interfaces) plus delivers substantial Intellectual Property to “accelerate” the integration for the customer. The Integration Reference Guide typically includes these additional components:
Integration Methodologies – the technical approach to the integration that supports the business process needs (do I need batch or real-time data transfer? Which way does the data flow?   Build in house or incorporate a provider’s service offering?)
Integration Touchpoints – the tables and data elements that provide the mapping relationships between systems.
Business Process Flows – The overall business process that the integration and transfer of data between systems supports.  E.g, Recruit-to-Hire
Business Interfaces to leverage – The tools in the toolbag—open standards-based components (like .CSV formats, FTP protocols), business services, APIS, resident application functionality (e.g, HCM Quick Hire supports import of pre-employee data)
Design Considerations – Additional Tips, Techniques, and best business practices recommendations. Also refers to the Extensibility Guide
To deliver value in a timely manner to our customers, we will deliver these guides based upon either 1) theoretical / other customer experience which will include Methodologies and High Level Business flows, or 2) based upon JDE product team testing alongside the other integrated app team, which will be more complete.

28. Coming Attractions: JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Future Plans

29. Product Roadmap Themes for next planned Tools release
Simplification
Information solutions – Certifications checker, System Admin task flows
Lifecycle Management of User Defined Objects (Pages, Watchlists, Queries, …)
User Experience
Android Tablet support
iPad Native Application v2
Watch list in a Page
Technology Infrastructure
Oracle Engineered Systems optimizations for In-Memory applications
Oracle Database 12c and Weblogic 12c
Open Platform certifications
Simplification
.ini simplifcation
Certification viewer
Task based flows / sys admin process flows
LCM for user defined objects (web OMW for pages, OVR reports, watchlists, queries, ….) UI
Android tablet support
iPad container next
Google voice command
E1 Page for Watchlist
E1 apps in Café One
Technology Infrastructure
In-Memory solutions
JDE in the box features
Open Platform
Roadmap subject to change without notice. The above is intended for information purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract.

30. Composite Application Framework
Planned
Composite Application Framework
Multiple E1 Applications support
Multiple E1 app forms
Search catalog of E1 forms
Link multiple forms through related form fields
Dynamic refresh
Roadmap subject to change without notice. The above is intended or information purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract.

31. One View Watchlist Including Watchlist results in EnterpriseOne Pages
Planned
One View Watchlist
Including Watchlist results in EnterpriseOne Pages
Watchlist in Pages
Display Watchlist count with task
Roadmap subject to change without notice. The above is intended or information purposes and may not be incorporated into a contract.

32. Thank You 32

35. End User Experience Navigation, Personalization, Productivity
Available starting with Tools 9.1
Navigation
Personalization
Productivity
See it on

36. Innovative, Market leading solutions
Composite Application Framework
Single view of many applications
Link to Oracle BI and other applications
Simple configuration
Multiple page layouts
Why is this important?
Users often need more information to do their jobs than is stored in JDE
This can include trending information in BI, or external applications such as web sites or other enterprise applications
Giving end users this power, removes IT from creating and maintaining custom web pages
There are 3 screen shots that build
Let’s see what you can do with this feature. A user may want to view Accounts Payable transactions in the data warehouse when they view customer information. So an “AP View”
Or they may want a “Sales view” to see the customer transactions and days sales outstanding.
Or they may want a more complex view of multiple pieces of information to get a more 360 view of this customer and how they compare to others

37. JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools 9.1 AutoSuggest
Apps & Tools 9.1 Required
Visual Indicator
Type ahead feature
Search across one or many columns
Enable with configuration (no coding)
Search Fields
Business View
Return Value

38. EnterpriseOne Application Integration
Current Offering and Go Forward Strategy
Co-existence with other Oracle and non-Oracle applications
Solutions for application integration
Oracle Cloud and Fusion
Enterprise Performance Management
Oracle Edge
Other Applications
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Productized Integrations
Integration Reference
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne = core ERP, CRM, HCM
Oracle Cloud = Fusion apps, CRM, HCM, Taleo, Social
Enterprise Performance management = Oracle BI, Hyperion
Oracle Edge = Value Chain Planning, Agile PLM, Primavera, Transportation Mgmt, …
Productized Integrations = complete, end to end integrations with other Oracle applications
Integration Accelerators = simplify the integration and take into consideration customer specific differences by defining a Reference Configuration and delivering an Implementation Guide that uses business interfaces.
Business Interfaces = out of the box content which is built on the Integration Framework. These are reusable business services, business events, batch processes and other content used as the building blocks for an integration
Integration Framework = a broad set of tools for building application integrations so that you can use the right tool for the right job
Business Interface
Integration Framework

39. Oracle VM Templates for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Updated with Tools 9.1.3, New Templates and Maintenance
What’s the Same
What’s New
Templates:
Enterprise Server
HTML Server
Database Server
Complete Oracle Stack
Deployment Server
Deployment to x86 hardware
Deployment to Exalogic
Two New Templates:
BI Publisher Server (OVR)
BSSV & ADF (Mobile Apps)
JDE E1 Apps 9.1 with updated ESUs
JDE E1 Tools 9.1.3
Deployment to nonvirtualized database (such as Exadata)

40. EnterpriseOne Application Integration Solving difficult integration challenges with tooling and out of the box content
Solutions delivered in four key areas
Productized Integrations - end to end integrations with other Oracle applications
Integration References – best practice examples
Business Interface – reusable components for your integration
Integration Framework - tools for building application integrations
Productized Integrations
Integration Reference
Business Interface
Oracle takes a pragmatic approach to the creation of integrations. As business requirements vary from customer to customer, it is critical for Oracle to identify the most common business problems and develop integrations to address those which can be solved in a repeatable fashion. This means that Oracle will not provide pre-built integrations to solve any and all integration challenges, nor does it imply that every integration challenge can be solved using technology. Ultimately business requirements must drive the solution and evaluating the various consolidation choices while understanding technical limitations that simply cannot overcome functional realities is essential to your success. Further, Oracle’s large ecosystem of partners, from system integrators to independent software vendors, provides additional opportunities for our customers to leverage their experience and our technology and applications to meet their specific business requirements. In some cases, Oracle’s partners have created value added integrations based on our integration guidelines.
Oracle is committed to continuous investment across a number of areas as it relates to integration.  
Oracle remains committed to simplifying the integration experience across our applications, technologies and tools and provides leadership in pre-built integration solutions for our customers whether they choose one application or our entire portfolio of products.
Integration Framework