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- Enterprise Resource Planning An integrated information system that serves all departments within an enterprise. Evolving out of the manufacturing industry, ERP implies the use of packaged software rather...
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- Sass? We're too busy making ERP work
- Sass? We're too busy making ERP workDevil's TrianglesAs you point out, there is no conflict between Eric's triad of issues that influence project success/failure and my own Devil's Triangle.I think the primary difference is that Eric's issues are project management related, where I try to examine the underlying relationship dynamics...
- Discussion threads 2009-07-02
- Saas? We're too busy making ERP work
- It's sometimes good to be reminded that while the industry hype is around saas/cloud/on-demand that there is still another world out there where customers are wrestling with more traditional approaches to computing. The other evening I had a conversation with Erick Kimberling, CEO of Panorama Consulting. Panorama...
- Blog posts 2009-07-02
- ZDNet Resource Guide: Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
- This ZDNet Resource Guide provides useful information to help you gain a better understanding of the primary benefits and limitations of ERP as well as the best practices for a successful ERP implementation. Download this guide to: Gain invaluable industry insight to help you...
- Resource centers 2009-06-18
- The many faces of small business and open source
- The many faces of small business and open sourcesome SMB data points from open source ERPDana, we're seeing much the same thing in our world of open source ERP (www.xtuple.com). Aggressive small businesses, typically staffed by people who have "been there, done that" with big-iron ERP in the past,...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-16
- How badly are your business applications performing?
- How badly are your business applications performing?Compare ERPCompare Tech Providers is a really great site where you can Compare ERP solutionsOur experience...Was with a vendor that was installing an Oracle ERP system for us. It never worked right and after 1600 patches it was time to scrap it and...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-16
- Gartner's conservative mid-tier ERP Magic Quadrant
- Gartner's conservative mid-tier ERP Magic QuadrantSAP Business All-in-OneI take serious exception to your comments about SAP Business All-in-One. While you?re obviously entitled to your opinion, these comments are misleading and factually inaccurate. On what do you base your comment about where Business All-in-One was a few years ago?...
- Discussion threads 2009-06-11
- Gartner's conservative mid-tier ERP Magic Quadrant
- 'Tis the season for round robins. On this occasion Frank Scavo pokes a sharp stick in the eye of Gartner's Mid-tier ERP Magic Quadrant. Vinnie Mirchandani goes next having a poke at his alma mater...Guess what? It's my turn: First...
- Blog posts 2009-06-11
- Can ERP vendors save the world?
- Enterprise resource planning software vendors have the tools---if used correctly---to make a huge impact on sustainability efforts and possibly even save us from global warming. Talk about total cost of ownership. OK, now stop laughing. Vinnie Mirchandani at Deal Architect has a modest proposal for ERP vendors: ...
- Blog posts 2009-06-02
- SugarCRM, SourceFire, Compiere upgrades almost ready to roll
- As the month of May closed, a number of top open source application vendors announced beta releases and forthcoming upgrades. These include open source CRM, security and ERP vendors. SugarCRM, of Cupertino, Calif., announced the beta release of version 5.5 of its namesake open...
- Blog posts 2009-05-31
- The ERP devil's triangle
- The ERP devil's triangleRe: The ERP devil's trianglePerhaps Mr. Prosceno's experiences are different than my own, but I have not seen "the vast majority" of these projects turn out to be successful. Of course, I'd like to know how he defines success. In my experience, most systems eventually...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-30
- Some welcome competition in mid-market ERP
- Some welcome competition in mid-market ERPWhat you're describing is good argument for SAAS Software as a serviceDisclosure: As a Sage Business Partner in the US I am not independent with respect to my comments.Great analysis and you touch on quite a few of my questions as well. I'm not...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-28
- Some welcome competition in mid-market ERP
- Sage's X3 - Does it need big systems integrators as part of its market success? A few days ago, several members of the analyst and press community were given a briefing on Sage’s high-end ERP product, X3. X3 was acquired by Sage three years ago and...
- Blog posts 2009-05-27
- Two BPM interviews that show how robust custom development still is
- A Bright Light in High Tech Nice to see a tech sector bucking the economy I recently conducted two different interviews on the BPM business process management space. One of these was with Phil Gilbert, President of Austin-based, Lombardi Software and the other...
- Blog posts 2009-05-20
- Business spending on cloud computing rises to $9.6 billion in 2009, up 22%
- Business spending on cloud computing rises to $9.6 billion in 2009, up 22%ERP Software as a Servicehttp://www.valgeninc.comName of the Software: ValGn-ESProvides the best web based ERP Solutionno investments, just pay and useERP Software as a Servicehttp://www.valgeninc.comName of the Software: ValGn-ESProvides the best web based ERP Solutionno investments, just pay...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-07
- An ERP Product Line in 18 months? NetSuite and Rootstock did it
- An ERP Product Line in 18 months? NetSuite and Rootstock did itSalesForce.com Link BrokenJust an FYI--Master JoeMove Over Legacy Applications - - - It's No ContestHaving launched one of the first ERP platforms for ERP in 2001, both we and our customers achieved economies of scale that our competitors couldn't...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-04
- An ERP Product Line in 18 months? NetSuite and Rootstock did it
- Lessons any ERP provider should heed The Power of Platform-as-a-Service This week, NetSuite and Rootstock announced the availability of an all new ERP solution. The incredible aspect of it is that the solution was created in 18 months. ...
- Blog posts 2009-05-03
- Hosted CRM, ERP: Another Microsoft and Oracle battleground in the making
- Hosted CRM, ERP: Another Microsoft and Oracle battleground in the makingWill incentives work?The difficulties MS faces in new markets stem from the way that they have behaved historically.Nobody wants Microsoft, and where there IS choice people are using alternatives.It's only the illegal and anti-competitive pre-installed OEM lock-in that keeps MS...
- Discussion threads 2009-05-01
- Hosted CRM, ERP: Another Microsoft and Oracle battleground in the making
- If Oracle CEO Ellison & Co. do make good on their hosted services threat, they'll be competing with Microsoft, which already offers hosted Dynamics CRM -- and has made noise about possibly delivering Microsoft-hosted ERP in some way down the line. But it's a tough market out there, as Microsoft,...
- Blog posts 2009-05-01
- RDC Concrete Reduces Inventory Costs by 5%, Achieves Integrated Management Across 22 Locations
- RDC Concrete wanted to install integrated enterprise resource planning ERP system to improve management of 22 ready-mix concrete plants and integrate the ERP platform with manufacturing and distribution systems to enable data transfer between the three applications. The challenge was to streamline the supply chain to ensure orders are delivered...
- Case studies 2009-05-01
- Microsoft Dynamics Webcast: Microsoft ERP Solutions: A Compelling Choice for Today's Enterprise
- Learn how enterprises are employing Microsoft Dynamics® solutions. This webcast features a customer case study presented by guest speaker Kevin Scott, senior program manager within the Microsoft IT ERP Center of Excellence, providing a look at the Microsoft enterprise resource planning ERP strategy, including specific examples of where and why...
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