JD Edwards EnterpriseOne

Demand Scheduling

Demand Scheduling Execution delivers complete information to give you an accurate picture of the flow of goods from your organization to your customer/OEM. The supply chain planning function improves tracking of constantly changing customer demand, is adaptable to customer/OEM standards and processes, and ensures compliance with contractual terms.

• Improve supply chain responsiveness, lowers costs, and enhance customer satisfaction with logistics supply management tools.
• Use cumulative quantity management capabilities to monitor quantities shipped and received and to reconcile differences.
• Tailor inbound demand calculations to conform to customer/OEM mandates and assist in consolidating demand across different customers and products.
• Integrate directly into your planning and sales order management processes to increase scheduling accuracy.
• Use advanced ship notices to keep customers fully informed on impending product shipments.

Inventory Controls

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Inventory Management allows pinpoint, real-time item information at any inventory location throughout your global supply chain, whether in-house or at customer and supplier sites and no matter who owns it.

• Define inventory in your terms, including multiple item numbers, multiple units of measure, and multi-language item descriptions.
• Extensive item cross-referencing.
• Multi-tier, date-effective costing to cover all pricing situations.
• Ability to administer consignment and vendor-managed inventories.
• Generate a complete tracking history of an item (especially valuable for returns, warranties, and recalls).

Supply Chain Overview

As part of your enterprise-wide supply chain execution strategy, Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne supply chain execution can help you find low-cost solutions that ensure your customer’s success and repeat business. You can be sure you’ll get the right product to the right place at the right time, at the right price in the right condition. And in today’s move toward demand-driven manufacturing, logistics solutions can play a key role in identifying the postponement point (the point at which the product becomes unique to the customer) and positioning inventory in the supply chain both before and after that point to maximize profits.

• Dramatically reduce lead times by eliminating, automating, and accelerating processes.
• Improve the visibility and velocity of the flow of materials.
• Obtain real-time access to inventory quantities, status, and location.
• Reduce the amount and cost of carrying inventory.
• Find the lowest-cost carrier that provides the highest value.

Warehouse Management

Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Warehouse Management gives you the control, cost savings, and competitive advantage required both inside and outside the four walls. Inside your warehouse, easy-to-apply rules and advanced logic ensure you can maximize space utilization while minimizing costly labor resources; this includes directed movements such as receiving, putaway (proximity), picking (batches and waves), replenishing, packing, and shipping.

• Optimize pick, putaway, and replenishment functions.
• Set up zones that reflect your various storage areas, such as bulk, high rack, flow pick, and returns.
• Integrate with bar code and wireless radio frequency data collection devices to enable accurate, efficient tracking of goods through your facility.
• Generate material movement by multiple rules (minimums, maximums, substitution, promise) and dates (lot, serial, expiration, shelf) specific to facilities, products, and customers).
• Maximize product flow with cross-docking logic that allows the pegging of purchase orders to planned receipts.
• Provide true dual units of measure (catch-weight) with a user-defined level of tolerance for error.
• Simplify order and inventory transactions and improve fulfillment accuracy by employing license plating.

Wireless Reading

Oracle’s JD Edwards EnterpriseOne RFID Processor allows you to use wireless reading technology to meet your current customer RFID (radio frequency identification) mandates, such as those from Wal-Mart, the United States Department of Defense, Target, and Tesco. In addition, you will see immediate improvements in fulfillment rates via better inventory accuracy; less inventory obsolescence; reductions in labor, and handling. and manual errors; and shorter lead times

• Optimize pick, putaway, and replenishment functions.
• Set up zones that reflect your various storage areas, such as bulk, high rack, flow pick, and returns.
• Integrate with bar code and wireless radio frequency data collection devices to enable accurate, efficient tracking of goods through your facility.
• Generate material movement by multiple rules (minimums, maximums, substitution, promise) and dates (lot, serial, expiration, shelf) specific to facilities, products, and customers)
• Maximize product flow with cross-docking logic that allows the pegging of orders to planned receipts.
• Provide true dual units of measure with a user-defined level of tolerance for error.
• Simplify order and inventory transactions and improve fulfillment accuracy by employing license plating.