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Moving to JD Edwards related job ?

 
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I have 3 years of Java/J2EE Development experience, and have partial ACCA.

Will all this help me to move into JD Edwards related job ?

Anyone is currently working on JD Edwards related job give me some advice ?
 
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I don't have an opinion about working with JD Edwards, but you do know that you will be working with technology that won't be improved upon right?

JD Edwards was bought by Peoplesoft, which was in turn, was bought by Oracle. So, any company that is using the JD Edwards tools, are companies that won't or can't upgrade.

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Thanks for reply.

Realize that they are using C related programming if not wrong.

Well, so for those Enterprise Level Application, the most valuable application to be embarked on is SAP ? Any others ?
 
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