Steltix lead the way in Europe with their beta testing and early adoption of the new Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.1.4. Initially announced internally mid December 2013, Tools Release 9.1.4 became generally available in January and features some great User Interface enhancements. In 2013 Steltix participated in the Beta testing of this tools release and held their first customer workshop on this version in Utrecht at the beginning of January. The next workshop is taking place in Germany in February 2014. “As we did a lot of beta testing of the new features we are well ahead of other partners in Europe which are now just starting to learn the new features”, Sonja Roettcher, responsible for Business Development in Steltix said. She continued, “Customers will love the new features as using them will speed up the user performance.”
One of the new great features is the embedded One View watchlist within EnterpriseOne pages, moving in the direction of Management by Exception. Within One View the user can now use a graphical view to explore the different tasks they have to work on. The priority of these tasks can by selected by thresholds and then displayed in different colours in order to highlight the priority and urgency of each of the given tasks.
In addition to watchlists the Oracle Composite Application Framework (Café One) has been further enhanced by EnterpriseOne Forms. With just a few clicks users can add different views to their screens to display selected relevant information. But it is not just a case of displaying them; the user now also has the capability to change the data and save it. This open the possibility of creating different layouts.
Additionally the iPad solution has been further enhanced by the introduction of a more iPad native behaviour for row and form exits. Additionally a scratchpad has been introduced for the iPad. This means that if a user opens a PDF they can sign it directly using the iPad. This is a very useful feature for many areas including delivery or service management. Pictures and video can also be taken and saved as media objects. Last, but by no means least, is the introduction of the availability of One View Reporting on the iPad. For companies using Android tablets Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can be used via Google Chrome.
One of the new great features is the embedded One View watchlist within EnterpriseOne pages, moving in the direction of Management by Exception. Within One View the user can now use a graphical view to explore the different tasks they have to work on. The priority of these tasks can by selected by thresholds and then displayed in different colours in order to highlight the priority and urgency of each of the given tasks.
In addition to watchlists the Oracle Composite Application Framework (Café One) has been further enhanced by EnterpriseOne Forms. With just a few clicks users can add different views to their screens to display selected relevant information. But it is not just a case of displaying them; the user now also has the capability to change the data and save it. This open the possibility of creating different layouts.
Additionally the iPad solution has been further enhanced by the introduction of a more iPad native behaviour for row and form exits. Additionally a scratchpad has been introduced for the iPad. This means that if a user opens a PDF they can sign it directly using the iPad. This is a very useful feature for many areas including delivery or service management. Pictures and video can also be taken and saved as media objects. Last, but by no means least, is the introduction of the availability of One View Reporting on the iPad. For companies using Android tablets Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne can be used via Google Chrome.
