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At this year's Oracle Partner Awards Ceremony, ALLOut Security was awarded for their Customer Centricity!
At this year's Oracle Partner Awards Ceremony, ALLOut Security was delighted to have won the Customer Centricity - Oracle User Groups Advocate award for our commitment to the JDE community. We're really proud of the education & support we provide to the user groups and this recognition is fantastic. As always, we'll continue to work with our customers and the community to deliver high-value education to support organizations in achieving best practice security, audit & compliance in JD Edwards. We'd like to thank Oracle for this honour!
This award is a true testament to the work the ALLOut team has done over the past year to deliver a truly customer centric experience to our customers! We've enhanced the education we offer our customers and even went beyond to open this up to the entire JDE community via our FREE educational webinar series. Better yet, we're not stopping here! Our brand new ALLOut Academy is in the final stages and we're already receiving great feedback from those enrolled in our on-demand e-learning hub which will be available to all customers by Q3. Finally, keep an eye out for our new website and customer portal which will offer a completely unique digital experience. We're committed to our customers and the JDE community - a big thank you to Oracle for this fantastic award!
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