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As with most modern ERPs, JD Edwards EnterpriseOne has introduced many new pieces of functionality in the past decade. It’s clear from more recent releases that improved user experience and low-code have become the focus. One of Oracle’s popular JD Edwards innovations is User Defined Objects (UDOs), which aim to empower IT teams to achieve more with less, reducing the requirement for developer involvement.

In this white paper, we discuss the benefits of using UDOs and the key JD Edwards security considerations your team will need to have in mind when implementing or managing them.

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17th Nov 2022

The Power of Utilizing UDOs & JDE Security Considerations

In this white paper, we discuss the benefits of using UDOs and the key JD Edwards security considerations your team will need to have in mind when implementing or managing...

30th Mar 2022

The Future of Controls: Pursuing an Auditable Compliance Model in JDE

Due to the increasing threat that fraud poses on a global scale, this whitepaper offers insights on how to proceed securely at a time when efficient and auditable security controls...

02nd Jul 2021

Supporting Multiple Roles in JD Edwards Xe to 9.2

This whitepaper focuses on the challenges of managing your security in today’s ever changing environment and how the ALLOut toolset will help you to address these requirements.

02nd Jul 2021

Introduction to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Fundamentals

This whitepaper is intended as a high-level overview of the concepts, processes and options available within the E1 product, based on ALLOut’s extensive experience and Oracle’s published guides.

02nd Jul 2021

SecurityPlus & Menu Management

This paper focuses on how to use the ALLOut Methodology and toolset to enable you to deliver your project on-time and within budget by taking tasks, that typically take days...

02nd Jul 2021

“Open to Closed without the Pain”

This whitepaper focuses on how to use the ALLOut toolset to enable you to set-up and convert security in a number of ways!

02nd Jul 2021

Managing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Menus

This whitepaper focuses on how you can manage your menus in JD Edwards using the ALLOut solution.

02nd Jul 2021

Inclusive Vs Exclusive Row Security

Row security is used by JD Edwards to limit the ability of users to add, update or delete data as well as to limit the ability to view records.

02nd Jul 2021

Implementing Multiple Security Tables in JD Edwards E1

There are instances where having multiple security tables would be advantageous. We will discuss the process for implementing multiple security tables.

28th Jun 2021

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Best Practices for Menus

This whitepaper “Best Practices for Menus” will address the commonly held misconceptions around the usage of Task Views, the Task View structure and Menu Filtering in JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

Whitepaper Abstract

In order to simplify and streamline menu maintenance (and security maintenance which is related) and to maximize efficiency within your enterprise, it is important to implement some best practices around the usage of menu Task Views, menu travel, and Menu Filtering.

By utilizing a single menu (Task View) for all end users and by making use of best practices for menu travelling (the number of clicks used before launching a process) and by taking advantage of Menu Filtering (the actual view the user has of the menu), you can significantly reduce the amount of time needed to create and maintain your menus. You will also enhance the user experience when working with JD Edwards – thus improving user productivity and efficiency when using the system.

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Whitepaper Abstract

The Power of Utilizing UDOs & JDE Security Considerations

The Future of Controls: Pursuing an Auditable Compliance Model in JDE

Supporting Multiple Roles in JD Edwards Xe to 9.2

Introduction to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Security Fundamentals

SecurityPlus & Menu Management

“Open to Closed without the Pain”

Managing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Menus

Inclusive Vs Exclusive Row Security

Implementing Multiple Security Tables in JD Edwards E1

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Best Practices for Menus

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