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Below is a list of the most frequently downloaded articles over the previous 3-months, updated daily.
Top 10 Downloads
1. An Introduction to Orchestrator Studio
by Cindy Grim (Category: Technical--Orchestrator)
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While Orchestrator Studio has been available for some time, many users are only now upgrading to the necessary Tools Releases required in order to fully leverage its capabilities. Don't be overwhelmed by its vastness, this article will help you to make sense of Orchestrator - one step at a time!
2. JDEtips Greatest Tips Volume I
by JDEtips, Inc (Category: Cross Functional)
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Here at JDEtips, we pride ourselves on providing our readers with as much information about E1 as possible, which is no small feat! We are thrilled to share our 'Greatest Tips' with you, gathered from a selection of our most popular LinkedIn posts.
3. Inventory Commitments - The Basics
by Jane Perry (Category: Distribution--Inventory)
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Available and committed? In the real world, those two terms are decidedly contradictory. In JD Edwards, it's one of those concepts that can be clear as mud, unless, of course, someone takes the time to clarify things. And Jane Perry is the perfect person to tackle Inventory Availability Commitments. In this article, Jane will explain the terminology involved, review the system setup requirements for commitment processing, test various scenarios, and then wrap it up with a discussion on the Repost Active Sales Order application. Ready to commit now?
4. Real Solutions Using Orchestrator
by Lisa Tran (Category: Technical--Orchestrator)
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Another informative article by Lisa that could be titled 'Tales from the Workplace!' Read on to see several case scenarios and solutions to improve daily processes and reduce human error.
5. JDEtips Greatest Tips Volume 2
by JDEtips, Inc (Category: Cross Functional)
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At JDEtips we love those little golden nuggets - valuable tidbits of information that spark new insights and inspire actionable ideas! And that is exactly what we are sharing with you here based on our collective years of experience and expertise in all areas of JDE.
6. MRP and DRP Explained
by Susan Penick (Category: Manufacturing - Forecasting / Planning)
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Benefit from the hundreds of hours other clients have spent testing MRP and DRP. Reading this 50 page document will save you many lost days and nights! Sue is a Systems Analyst at Patrick Industries, a JDE client.
7. Dynamic Viewing of E1 Attachments
by Andrew Ostdiek (Category: Cross Functional)
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We're excited about the new 9.2.8.2 enhancement for viewing media object attachments - users will love it! Andrew will guide you through setting up attachments in a CafeOne layout so you can view them directly alongside the related data and work with them interactively. Sweet!
8. Procurement AAIs - Typical Business Examples
by Mark Williams (Category: Distribution--Procurement)
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Here's an article designed to help you take some of the guesswork out of AAIs before your next Procurement project. According to Mark, the key is to understand how AAIs pair up to control the transactions that affect the balance sheet or P/L statement. Mark uses several business scenarios and matrixes to help you become more familiar with this task.
9. Everything You Wanted to Know about Branch/Plant Constants
by Jane Perry (Category: Distribution--Sales Order Management)
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Okay, you might not be all THAT afraid to ask about Branch/Plant constants, but chances are, it's one of those topics that you don't really spend time thinking about until you need to work them. And then it becomes a mission to find someone who does understand what these constants are used for and how to use them. Jane Perry has been there, done that, and now presents this article for anyone who needs a primer on the successful use of Branch/Plant Constants in the JD Edwards Advanced Pricing module.
10. An Overview of the DRP/MPS/MRP Planning Process with Gotchas That Lurk
by Terry Horner (Category: Manufacturing - Forecasting / Planning)
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At JDEtips, we love gotchas. Terry Horner is a solid manufacturing consultant who has found many gotchas along the way. In this article, he gives us an overview of the planning processes for DRP, MPS, and DRP. He describes the behavior of the various planning levels, gives us some tips on how to best use them, then, as promised, provides the gotchas. And if you thought "time fencing" was just a buzz word, don't stop reading until you get to the section where he explains how to improve the validity and stability of your DRP/MPS/MRP messages and to reduce the "nervousness" of your messages through fence policies and procedures.