Tariffs shift. Suppliers slip. Your JD Edwards already handles configure-to-order manufacturing and condition-based maintenance. Move it to the cloud and it handles disruption too, without losing the customizations your team built over years.
Tariffs, nearshoring, and connected plant floors have changed what manufacturing and supply chain teams need from their ERP environment.
Configure-to-order manufacturing. Condition-based maintenance. Multi-tier supplier management. We migrate the JDE you already depend on to the cloud, without rebuilding what your team spent years configuring.
Manufacturers delay cloud migration for one reason: fear the plant stops. What if production halts? What if the shop floor integration breaks? What if it takes two years?
Lift-and-shift moves your JDE environment to OCI, Azure, or AWS exactly as it runs today. Configure-to-order rules stay intact. Condition-based maintenance schedules stay intact. The infrastructure underneath changes: stronger security, better uptime, and the visibility to react when a supplier misses a shipment or a tariff changes overnight.
We handle architecture through post-migration validation, so your plant keeps running while the infrastructure changes underneath it.
Generic cloud ERP flattens what makes manufacturing manufacturing. JDE doesn't.
Tariffs move overnight. Suppliers slip without warning. Cloud-hosted JDE gives your team the visibility to react same-day instead of next quarter.
Your applications move to the cloud as they are. Your team keeps working the way it already works.
Connected manufacturing means a bigger attack surface. Cloud migration is a chance to close the gaps, not just move them.
Every engagement, managed services, upgrade, or migration, follows the same approach: low risk, clear outcomes, minimal disruption.
Step 01
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We embarked on a 9.2 upgrade in 2018 that had a short implementation window. The assigned resources worked tirelessly to strategically contribute to an on-time, under-budget upgrade. Personally, I stand behind ERP-One with my 25 years in JDE — as an implementer and now in Managing Operations, I can definitely rest assured at night.
Alain Habel
Corporate Application Management · AltaGas
Whether you need a lift-and-shift migration, managed services, or a partner who understands configure-to-order manufacturing, we're ready.
The application stays the same. What changes is who manages the infrastructure underneath it. On-prem, your team owns the hardware, patching, and disaster recovery. In the cloud, that burden shifts to a provider with the scale to handle it, freeing your team to focus on production instead of servers.
No. A lift-and-shift migration moves your existing JDE environment, customizations included, onto cloud infrastructure. No re-implementation, no retraining.
A well-planned lift-and-shift is built around minimal downtime and post-migration testing against your actual production workflows, not a generic test script.
Yes. Configure-to-order rules, condition-based maintenance schedules, and multi-tier supplier management move with your environment unchanged.
It gives you the infrastructure to run real-time analytics and monitoring against your JDE data, so a supplier delay or tariff shift shows up the day it happens instead of at month-end close.
Manufacturing, distribution, energy and utilities, construction, and other asset-intensive industries where JDE runs core operations.
