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To Cloud or not to Cloud – Why JDE customers should ask this?
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In my previous article, I talked a bit about the values, capabilities and features that an e-commerce solution should entail. Considering the importance of e-commerce websites nowadays, I feel that an in-depth look at the factors that lead to a successful e-commerce solution is nothing less than necessary. With the growing popularity of online shopping, web sales have a major impact on the overall success of the business. Easier said than done, creation and management of an online business is a rewarding, yet an overall challenging endeavor.

Online stores are the latest in mission-critical businesses – owing to their being significant revenue drivers, the e-commerce websites are gaining traction and attention. Now, it is not just important to have an e-commerce website, but instead the struggle for a more sophisticated application that best meets their current and future needs should carry on.
With e-commerce innovation on the rise, and because there has been more growth during the past year than there has been during the last decade, organizations will be seen adjusting their strategies to meet the changing environment in which they operate. Nothing is more transformative to operations than an ERP Implementation – and when the ERP Implementation is JD Edwards, proper integration and better operations can be counted on.

As there is an increase in the use of mobile devices within the workplace, your focus should clearly be on building mobile enterprise applications. The trouble arises when you get stuck between the decision of making a one for all app/website or having to develop separately for individual devices. Here you’re looking for a multi-channel approach, a single process that can be deployed intelligently on any device.

It’s highly recommended that your organization develops plans for transitioning from Blackberry to other mobile devices and enterprise mobility management platforms within the next year. Surprised? You would be if you’ve stayed with Blackberry even through its dark hours during the past few years.

Mobile enterprise apps, that’s what’s the hot topic is today. Mobile Application Management (MAM) is a new part of the still young Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). Although young, it’s exciting to see as growth is expected in large numbers in this area, especially when you look at the growth from Mobile Device Management (MDM).

Change has been accepted in the technology industry more openly than any other industry has ever dreamed of. Well, that’s because technology has always seemed to have made work more efficient and convenient for the users. The corporate industry has always given in to new solutions for data management – those that make more work automatic, data secure and reports readily available. Now, the latest hard sell is ‘mobile business’ – being able to run corporate applications and processes on the go!
The niche cloud service providers have long been providing ‘software-as-a-service’ offerings. However, standing in the way of mass enterprise-grade adoption of such offerings have been the concerns over security, inter-operability, lack of open-standards and most importantly the inability of these offerings to provide an agile enterprise architecture – an enterprise architecture that can seamlessly integrate the 3rd party cloud offerings with in-house IT assets and can orchestrate business processes that span within and beyond the enterprise boundaries.
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