SEQUEL Software, a division of Help/Systems, will be exhibiting its integration with Oracle JD Edwards at Collaborate 2014 on April 7–11 in Las Vegas, NV.
SEQUEL Software data access specialists will be on-hand to demonstrate how seamlessly SEQUEL integrates with JDE software installed on IBM i servers and provides business intelligence for both technical and non-technical users.
"With SEQUEL, JD Edwards users can build business information reports, displays, and dashboards in a way that other tools don't," stated Mike Stegeman, SEQUEL Sr. Data Access Specialist. "SEQUEL has the advanced functionality to handle JDE's complex data sets, such user-defined fields, decimal points, and dates in a user friendly way."
SEQUEL simplifies access to JD Edwards database information by converting data and link field attribute information from JDE dictionary files and parsing into a useable view, without changing the original dictionary database files.
SEQUEL will be available to demonstrate throughout the Collaborate 2014 show at booth #321.
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