Another tool would be the benchmarks that we used to run for different platforms.

One of these would be a list of EnterpriseOne consultants 'certified' for implementing on specific platforms.

I know that they do this for the database side - so I can't see why they couldn't capitalize on the ERP side.Īs a sidenote, I was discussing with a colleague today about the fact that Oracle is ramping up the sales of E1 again, and the fact that the organization hasn't really got any tools internally to help them - tools that would benefit existing customers as well. Its not too bad - but realistically, Oracle/JDE needs to come up with a better, more independent method of certifying CNC Administrators and CNC Implementors - and providing a central resource for customers to pick from. Under Oracle they've got some sort of 'certification' that is free and you can attend online. Under Peoplesoft, they came up with some sort of certification process - but again, it was closed off to many of the consultants in the marketplace - so what was the point ? Hence 'certification' seemed to be a joke since nobody could claim what was required to 'pass' a certification. Then training became a convoluted mess at JDE - where no customer seemed to be able to get training easily - and certainly no-one else seemed to be able to get any training.

I know, I was the guy in charge of dishing out the original certifications. There was a certification for OneWorld CNC specialists between 1998 and around 2001 or so.

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