IT Professionals

Streamlined security automation and optimal efficiency in JDE

Deliver a solid security framework in JDE that ensures all business units have the functionality they need to succeed. Our best practice automation tools optimize efficiency, empowering your IT team to meet demands quickly without business interruptions or troubleshooting.

Simplified Security Management
A secure control environment is the cornerstone of every successful business in JDE. Eliminate the challenges of managing all types of user, role and access security conflicts with risk-averse controls for daily maintenance and project acceleration objectives. From simplified user provisioning, effective SoD solutions, multiple role management, and approval process workflows, AOS for JDE has you covered.
Simplified Security Management
Optimize System Performance with Data Health
Dedicated clean-up tools that maximize system functionality and maintain security through data accuracy in less time and with fewer screens. Prevent unintended access by deleting orphan and duplicate security data records the simple way!
Optimize System Performance with Data Health
Best Practice Role Control and Design
Automate best practice role design in JDE with agile conflict resolution tools that identify and overcome all risk-hotspots. Validate changes securely with fail-safe testing options to streamline security restructuring and upgrades without disrupting business operations.
Best Practice Role Control and Design

Solutions for IT Professionals

JDE Security Management

Optimize your security maintenance processes and deliver results faster!

JDE User Productivity

Streamline the way end-users interact with your system!

JDE Project Acceleration

Deliver change projects on-time that provide business value in JDE!

Risk Detection & SoD Management

Quantify risk and detect breaches in real-time to support compliance needs!

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Industry Insights

Mitigating Controls – Should you use them?
July 1, 2021
Mitigating controls are never as desirable as an effective segregation of duties, but in some situations, a breach of a security rule may just have to exist.

Blindfolded Exposure: Identifying Rogue Security Elements for Clean-Up
December 9, 2021
We'll be discussing risks and costs associated with rogue security elements in your JD Edwards system and what you can do to decrease those risks.
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July 24, 2024
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