Deep Dive& Achieve More with ALLOut: Oracle Licensing Costs

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[0:03]
Introduction to the webinar series “Achieve More with All Out.”

[0:14]
Session focus: planning Oracle licensing costs to avoid audit risks.

[0:22]
Oracle licensing in JDE is difficult and costly to get wrong.

[0:29]
Inactive accounts and redundant security inflate licensing costs and audit exposure.

[0:39]
All Out provides Oracle-validated solutions to regain control and reduce risk.

[0:49]
Real-time alignment of JDE usage with Oracle metrics helps maintain continuous compliance.

[1:08]
Best-practice guidance for performing a self pre-audit before an official Oracle audit.

[35:23]
Multiple ways to toggle and select JDE tables for audit scanning.

[36:13]
System performs a real-time search of selected tables for user activity.

[36:51]
Audit results show exactly who created or changed records in JDE.

[37:29]
Provides deep, detailed visibility into all system changes.

[37:38]
Combined reports give everything needed for a pre-audit Oracle licensing review.

[38:02]
Closing remarks and invitation to request more information.

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