JD EDWARDS. Drive Digital Transformation with the Internet of Things

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1 JD EDWARDS Drive Digital ation with the Internet of Things

2 Converge mobility, automation, and analytics. With Internet of Things (IoT), your business processes improve due to the automatic integration of machine data into your business apps, which let you: Enable continuous, real-time, accurate input through connected devices. Experience mobile automation for higher productivity, efficiency, data accuracy, and reduced errors. Use real-time analytics to create visibility and transparency, timely responses and actions, and better decisions and customer service.

3 Unlock your business potential. Use IoT to automate: Asset usage monitoring Asset/workforce tracking and geofencing Worker safety monitoring Asset condition monitoring Failure detection and emergency management Logistics optimization Predictive analytics and forecasting Inventory and material management Remote tuning, service, and configuration Condition and usage compliance and audit Production quality and output monitoring

4 Cost Efficiency Reduced labor costs Reduced waste Improved equipment operating costs Reduced fuel usage Decreased power usage Better use of materials Excellence New Models Faster time to goal (more units produced) Superior customer contact and customer service Increased revenue and new revenue sources Improved productivity (labor cost and labor hours) Optimized asset usage Increased inventory utilization New information and insights from IoT data result in additional services Improved product quality Established and dynamic, real-time response services Reallocation of human resources as needed Increased data accuracy, fewer errors Real-time knowledge of asset condition and location

5 Use IOT to create new roles in your organization. Chief ation Officer Data Scientist IoT Mobile Field Specialist Oversees the digital transformation of every process Manages the massive stream of data Facilitates the collaboration and tech alignment of IoT between operational technology (OT) and information technology (IT) Provides analysis, modeling, sampling, and trending of data Attends to the physical infrastructure supporting IoT, sensors, network, and devices Searches for insight and business value in the data Manages mobile or field maintenance Communicates the derived information to the organization Acts to influence or advise, seeks organizational buy-in

6 Make IoT work for your industry. IoT applications are emerging for multiple industries, including natural resources, oil and gas, and manufacturing. Consider these use cases: Asset tracking: Geolocation and proximity Equipment health: Operational state and metrics Process automation: Stock monitoring and replenishment Safety: Automated inspection and detection Asset Tracking A field service technician sees a map of equipment locations on his mobile device, saving time and achieving greater efficiency. The technician can monitor machinery and personnel in the field or at the job site. Explore Asset Tracking Equipment Health Process Automation Safety

7 Make IoT work for your industry. IoT applications are emerging for multiple industries, including natural resources, oil and gas, and manufacturing. Consider these use cases: Asset tracking: Geolocation and proximity Equipment health: Operational state and metrics Process automation: Stock monitoring and replenishment Safety: Automated inspection and detection Equipment Health A refrigerated truck system constantly monitors the temperature of the cargo hold and alerts the driver and the company about any problems immediately. This system monitors the key asset metrics for early detection of anything out of tolerance or trending towards failure. Explore Asset Tracking Equipment Health Process Automation Safety

8 Make IoT work for your industry. IoT applications are emerging for multiple industries, including natural resources, oil and gas, and manufacturing. Consider these use cases: Asset tracking: Geolocation and proximity Equipment health: Operational state and metrics Process automation: Stock monitoring and replenishment Safety: Automated inspection and detection Process Automation The weight of stock used in a manufacturing process is monitored continuously. A weight below an identified amount triggers the reorder of stock to maintain the inventory and avoid manufacturing delays. This automatic process monitors stock, replenishes it as needed, and maintains an appropriate inventory. Explore Asset Tracking Equipment Health Process Automation Safety

9 Make IoT work for your industry. IoT applications are emerging for multiple industries, including natural resources, oil and gas, and manufacturing. Consider these use cases: Asset tracking: Geolocation and proximity Equipment health: Operational state and metrics Process automation: Stock monitoring and replenishment Safety: Automated inspection and detection Safety Coal dust is extremely dangerous and can lead to mine explosions. Continuous monitoring and the issuing of alerts provides an essential safety feature, especially for remote, dangerous, or often unmanned locations. Explore Asset Tracking Equipment Health Process Automation Safety

10 Rise to the IoT challenges to your organization Human Factors Infrastructure Data Management Drive adoption Prevent sabotage Address concerns over sensor durability and environment Administer privacy and data ownership Manage organizational changes Control power usage Prevent fraud Define benefit Control maintenance overhead (sensors, network, connectivity) Protect data security and networks Manage threat Manage proof of origin and identity Manage data volume, velocity, and variety

11 Connect and coalesce a variety of intelligent systems. Achieve greater business value as you increase the level of automation and technology sophistication utilizing IoT, Oracle Cloud, mobility, and big data analytics: IoT Orchestrator JD Edwards on Oracle Cloud Mobile applications analytics

12 Learn More Check out JD Edwards Internet of Things Orchestrations in the JD Edwards Resource Library. Follow Oracle s JD Edwards IoT story on Oracle.com. Connect LinkedIn: JD Edwards Professionals YouTube: OracleJDEdwards Visit Visit our JD Edwards cloud community: JD Edwards Community JD Edwards Blog

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