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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Description de JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Optimisez les coûts de transport en découvrant les transporteurs les moins chers pour les expéditions aériennes, terrestres et maritimes.

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Avis sur JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Note moyenne

Note globale
4,2
Facilité d'utilisation
3,8
Service client
3,9
Fonctionnalités
4,1
Rapport qualité-prix
3,9

Avis classés par taille de l'entreprise (nombre d'employés)

  • <50
  • 51-200
  • 201-1 000
  • >1 001

Trouver les avis classés par note

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36%
4
47%
3
12%
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2%
Fabio
Fabio
Procurement Supervisor (Brésil)
Utilisateur LinkedIn vérifié
Produits chimiques, 1 001–5 000 employés
Temps d'utilisation du logiciel : plus de deux ans
Source de l'avis

Alternatives envisagées précédemment :

Best ERP

5,0 il y a 2 ans

Commentaires : Unfortunately, I did not work with JD Edwards anymore, but it was a excellent ERP.

Avantages :

In my opinion it is the best ERP in the market. I have worked with this ERP for more than twelve years, as a key user. It is flexible and easy to customize and has a good support. For Manufactirung module, I think it is the best.

Inconvénients :

As it is easy to customize, when you need to update or upgrade the ERP, you have to spend more time testing.

Bryon
Tax & Treasury Accountant (É.-U.)
Pétrole et énergies, 201–500 employés
Temps d'utilisation du logiciel : plus de deux ans
Source de l'avis

JDEdwards

5,0 il y a 3 ans

Commentaires : JDE has made most of our processes significantly easier and more accurate.

Avantages :

Integration was exactly as expected. JDE has been integral to our success in managing the financials, inventory management, supply chain management. It's also easy to integrate other pieces of specialized software.

Inconvénients :

JDE requires a good amount of IT help to make any updates or adjustments this leads to upgrades happening slower than we'd like.

Howard
Maintenance Planner / Storeroom Supervisor ()
Produits alimentaires, 10 000+ employés
Temps d'utilisation du logiciel : plus de deux ans
Source de l'avis
Source : SoftwareAdvice

9 years of experience with JD Edwards software: Opinion, The single, worst piece of CMMS software I have Ever used.

1,0 il y a 6 ans

Avantages :

The only positive remark I can make about JDE CMMS is that it will be going away at this location, Soon

Inconvénients :

NOT user-friendly: at other locations I have trained Production AND Maintenance personnel in the use of CMMS / work order entry very effectively. From the most savvy computer users to old guy who didn't even know what a mouse was for. JDE: like pulling teeth to get them to use the system at all because it is so difficult to learn and counter-intuitive to most users. Not efficient: First red flag I found in JDE was that it took more than 20 clicks / selections (at best - assuming ALL default selections could be accepted) to simply PRINT 1 Work Order. While working thru that process, it was necessary to indicate, at least twice, (this is a computer folks, why would you be required to repeat the object to be printed. (First step- select the W/O, then about step 8 or 10 it had to be selected again.) This was eventually corrected to allow a SINGLE W/O to be printed in 2 clicks, but multiple selections still require these steps. Not intuitive: there are (or were) places in JDE where selecting a RED X is/was required to SAVE steps accomplished in a process. This may have been changed to a green check or a disk in recent updates, but it still begs the question. ?WHY would ANY software make such a selection necessary? EVER.? Did I mention,... NOT Efficient: using other (very effective) software, the old guy (as well as most anyone else) could enter the critical data for a Work order in under 30 seconds after maybe a couple weeks of use. at this point, (9 years, 3 updates later) even I, the most experienced user on the CMMS System, cannot enter the data necessary to create a W/O in less than 3 minutes. and it does not just work orders that consume valuable time. most of the processes in JDE require so many repetitive actions, that it is sickening to watch some of the individuals perform their daily tasks from purchasing, inventory functions, etc. because so much time is wasted in the process. and to top it all off, from early on (to present day) when I was observing some of the folks who work with me perform those daily tasks, I noticed them exiting the process, then returning to the process, as though they were double checking the entries. when I inquired about this action / repeated steps, I was told that on occasion it was possible for you to "time-out" on your JDE access, and have absolutely Zero indication that had occurred. so all of these folks had gotten in the habit of exiting then re-entering to verify the information did indeed get saved to the system. I actually had a hard time believing this could happen, with no indication, until it happened to my co-worker who was working with me at the desk next to mine and I personally witnessed it. (less than 6 months ago)

Leo
Senior Project Manager (R.-U.)
Matériaux de construction, 1 001–5 000 employés
Temps d'utilisation du logiciel : plus de deux ans
Source de l'avis

Ibstock employee review as a user

4,0 il y a 3 mois

Commentaires : A poor system by modern standards of interactive assistance based software. Too structural and does not assist the user.

Avantages :

Not too cumbersome to use when you know the system it is acceptable as a process but not user friendly.

Inconvénients :

Old and clunky with a poor user assistance not interactive procedural. Does not help when finding records. requires numbers and codes not simple to find information.

Mark
Mark
Global RPA & Automations Manager (É.-U.)
Utilisateur LinkedIn vérifié
Biens de consommation, 5 001–10 000 employés
Temps d'utilisation du logiciel : plus de deux ans
Source de l'avis

EnterpriseOne - It's Enough

4,0 il y a 9 mois

Commentaires : Overall, EnterpriseOne does what it sets out to be, a capable and reliable, ERP system. Beyond that, it does not probably hold a candle to more expensive and robust ERP systems.

Avantages :

It's rather simple to pick up and learn, comes with a lower cost entry to pricing point, handles our massive manufacturing opps well enough. It's clips along at a solid pace, so less time waiting results to query.

Inconvénients :

E1 is difficult to automate. Our robotics team requires endless loops, checks, and tests to ensure the automation software is working appropriately with E1. Additionally, E1 didn't have the capability to handle retail operations when we entered that market recently. Finally, the base "vanilla" E1 package lacks some features that might be considered standard elsewhere; such as good reporting functions.