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there are two choices for blue chip multinationals...
best of breed
or
one vendor
who in their right mind would ever go for best of breed and have a multitude of software suppliers and integration for their.... crm, ebp, financial, stock control, production management etc blahblah ? who would do this and take the associated risks of one vendor blaming the other when things don't work ? you want to put your name on such a decision ?
or
buy software for the whole enterprise from one vendor
and in this space, there are not many end to end enterprise software vendors to choose from
yes oracle have their fusion but isn't that just a mish mash of all the products they're aquired over the last few years which they try to hang together ?
there is no other choice but SAP ne c'est pas ?
Milan.
Well yes there are non SAP choices for ERP which have sizable client bases, off the top of my head here's 3. IFS, Lawsons, BaaN. There are quite a few others including Oracle and some Microsoft offering who's name escapes me.
why do you feel the need to explain SAP to these people.
The ones that we need to know what it is already know enough to hire us.
there is no reason to get worked up about this here.
I think it's called "being helpful". Or failing that "massaging your ego by showing how much you know". Some internet forums are actually based around this concept, rather than petty personal insults and snide comments about the government...
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