Whitepaper: Upgrade or Rip and Replace JD Edwards

Customers who have modified their systems significantly are typically concerned about the cost and effort to migrate them forward to the current release of JD Edwards EnterpriseOne.

These customers suspect that their significant modifications, regardless of number or scope, are not as important now as when they were first approved and implemented. They come to the upgrade vs. new JD Edwards applications objects implementation debate believing it might be faster, cheaper and easier to start from scratch with new business processes and implement JD Edwards applications objects again with the new release [but upgrading production data] instead of carrying their modifications forward via a traditional upgrade.