JD Edwards PaaS Platform as a Service

By using a PaaS environment to implement an ERP, the following advantages are obtained:

- Scalability: PaaS allows resources to be scaled flexibly according to business needs. If more processing or storage capacity is required, it can be quickly adjusted without the need to invest in additional hardware.

- Agile development and deployment: With PaaS, development teams can leverage vendor-provided tools and services to develop and deploy ERP applications faster and more efficiently. Tasks related to infrastructure configuration and administration are eliminated, speeding development cycles and reducing deployment times.

- Lower costs: By using a PaaS environment, companies can reduce costs associated with the acquisition, maintenance, and administration of IT infrastructure. There is no need to invest in servers, software licenses, security, or backups, among others, since all of these are provided by the PaaS provider.

- Simplified updates and maintenance: The PaaS provider is responsible for maintaining and updating the platform, freeing the company from the responsibility of applying security patches, software updates, and other maintenance tasks. This allows IT teams to focus on ERP configuration and customization, as well as user support.

One of the most interesting components of OIC is process automation because it allows us to digitize business processes with a powerful workflow solution based on BPM technology. Its functionalities include:

Forms 3.0 highly visual for the user
100% web and mobile, accessible from any device
Communication and Absence Manager
Approval routes
Escalation rules, in the event of non-compliance
Real-time process monitoring
Documentary management of the process
Case Management, you can indicate to the process the path to take in any situation, no matter how complex or improbable it may be.

It allows you to know in which phase of the process you are, who should do what, and how efficient or inefficient a process is in your organization. In other words, you will be able to measure your processes and, therefore, you will be able to optimize them objectively, as well as guarantee that the process is developing along the defined path and under the strict business criteria established by your organization, from the strictly operational to those that have to do with compliance with regulations or sectorial norms.

One of the most common examples of PaaS integration with JD Edwards ERP is the OIC (platform as a service Cloud) integration and process automation modules.

With them you will be able to solve many of the problems that arise in processes that can have a high complexity and duration in your organization, such as the registration of a new item, a new customer or a supplier in your Oracle JD Edwards environment, because they involve many tasks that are not usually registered or monitored by any application, losing control of the process.

Neteris is an Oracle JD Edwards Certified and Specialized Partner. We have successfully led hundreds of JD Edwards implementations, migrations, transitions to CLOUD, and integrations around the world in companies of various industries and sizes around the world in companies of various industries and sizes, and we have proprietary solutions that extend and complement the functionality of Oracle JD Edwards.

We have our own team of specialists and certified consultants, in addition to a team of Innovation and development on Oracle JD Edwards, that allows our clients to exploit JD Edwards capabilities to the maximum and face any project with a total guarantee of success.

We are currently one of the European partners with the highest level of product training, from the oldest versions to the latest update from its earliest versions up to the latest update, Release 23.