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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne – Release 26!

Oracle has announced the arrival of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 26.

Through this update, they aim to provide enhancements and modernisation to the platform, and represent the investment in delivering innovation to digital transformations.

What’s included in the update?

The update includes both application and tool enhancements, with some highlights being:

  • Automation that’s easier to manage:
    • Orchestrator keeps levelling up, with better visibility and a more streamlined way to monitor activity through the new Enterprise Automation Dashboard.
  • Better mobility:
    • PO approvals now available as a Progressive Web App — a nice win for users on the go.
  • Web-first experience:
    • Admin tools moving to the browser (like Scheduler and OMW) means less dependency on local installs and simpler support.

Learn about all the incredible updates here: Announcing JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Release 26

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