JD Edwards - anyone use it for portfolio management?
I see a lot of recommendations for Appfolio, Yardi, Buildium, ect for apps to use. JD Edwards was popular back in the day and they still have a ERP system for managing real estate. Curious, does anyone use it and why doesn't that get as much hype as other platforms?
[{"id": "iqdu3tp", "text": "Large corporations still use JDE.\n\nI worked in JDE - strong program but very poor interface.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "iqeqky3", "text": "My company uses JDE.  Generally speaking I'm pretty sure it's more expensive all-in.  Every single thing you want to do requires custom reporting while the other software seem to be more plug-and-play and purely real estate driven.   If you have a lot of unique requirements and situation JDE can be good though.  RE Transform really understands implementing JDE (and Yardi) for organizations in CRE you might ask them for a consultation to get some real insight on comparing the different platforms.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]