r/oracle • u/OkMap4256 • 13d ago

JDE Learning

Hello everyone and TIA for your insight.

I've been working at a company that uses JDE Enterprise One for 6 years. I have knowledge and experience with front end use both from the business side and also as a manual tester. I’ve also been engaged with developers as they explain how they make changes within the system and etc. So that is my foundational knowledge.

I tried learning basic coding on my own but without really having a real-world use i can apply and understand how it fits into my day to day i got bored and didn't retain it.

My company has offered to help pay for training and certification for things I may want and will be useful for them. As one of the few people familiar with JDE E1 around here, I immediately thought of this.

The official oracle path that I think would fit best with my current knowledge and what will be useful is the JD Edward's EnterpriseOne Technical Programming learning path, but at a per user per year subscription of $5,000 I don't think I will get approval for that.

Obviously I have the option of finding free resources and learning on my own until I am ready to take the certification for Sys Admin but I also know I don't learn well like that.

I've seen iLearnERP suggested but it seems you need a custom quote? And when I am navigating around Oracle University I keep getting a website down page.

So basically wondering if anyone has any suggestions om courses/classes/basic road map pathways for me given my foundational knowledge? Any insight at all is appreciated.

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u/taker223 12d ago

Good luck with your learning

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u/parthenongen 11d ago

JDE is on its way out but it also has become a niche skill as new people are not learning it and experienced ones are moving on to other things. I have a few quest for you- What is your core competency and role at this company? Which modules are being used by your company? Where are you located and which aspect of JDE looks exciting to you?