JD Edwards Supply Chain Management (SCM)

Wednesday, 13 July 2011
Written by Dwight Mitchell
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Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Supply Chain Management is the core for demand-driven manufacturing and distribution. These software modules promote revenue growth and cost reduction by improving fulfillment rates, allowing better asset and capacity utilization and expanding market dominance while reducing inventory, shrinking lead times, and achieving overall cost-of-goods improvements.

JD Edwards Supply Chain Management is a family of applications in Oracle's JD Edwards EnterpriseOne product line.

Advanced Pricing

Agreement Management

Apparel Management

Configurator

Fulfillment Management

Demand Scheduling Execution

Product Variants

Sales Order Management

Food and Beverage Producers

Blend Management

Grower Pricing and Payments

Grower Management

Manufacturing and Engineering

Configurator

Demand Flow® Manufacturing

Manufacturing - Accounting

Manufacturing - ETO Foundation

Manufacturing - Lean Execution

Manufacturing - PDM

Manufacturing - Shop Floor

Plant Manager's Dashboard

Oracle's Agile Product Lifecycle Management

Quality Management

Requirements Planning

Value Chain Planning

Advanced Planning Command Center

Advanced Supply Chain Planning

Collaborative Planning

Demand Management

Demand Signal Repository

Global Order Promising

Inventory Optimization

Predictive Trade Planning and Optimization

Production Scheduling

Rapid Planning

Real-Time Sales and Operations Planning

Service Parts Planning

Strategic Network Optimization

Supply Chain Execution

Advanced Stock Valuation

Bulk Stock Inventory

Inventory Management

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Integration - Oracle Transportation Management

Product Variants

RFID Processor

Transportation Management

Warehouse Management

BENEFITS

Streamline everything from the earliest sales forecasts to customers' acknowledgements of orders received.
Model complex supply chain scenarios, factoring in all relevant costs and all potential supply and demand constraints.
Extend supply chain business processes to customers, suppliers, and partners, making it possible to adjust to unforeseen events in real time.

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