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Sanjay Chalikar Freelancer @Information Technology, Cisnet Solutions
 
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 Not Cloud Computing can't replace Hardisk need
Isaac Madhavan  |  Argues in support of  "Yes to some extent"  |  1 year ago
Cloud Computing is the latest term for SaaS (Software as a Service) which was started as early as 1998.  Most people who use computers do so mainly for office and productivity purposes. They use a word processor, a spreadsheet program, and a...
Sanjay Chalikar  |  Argues in support of  |  1 year ago
Yes to all the extents
vinayak  |  Argues in support of  "Yes to some extent"  |  1 year ago
That depends on h/w and nos of user of access,major the bandwidth of isp.
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corruption is spoling our legislation 
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 but we ourselves are responsible for that
Sanjay Chalikar  |  Argues in support of  |  1 year ago
yes;
shilpa yadav  |  Argues in support of  "but we ourselves are responsible for that"  |  1 year ago
no we are responsible for this situation, no use blaming others. We encouraged and they got motivated....... So once we stop encouraging , corruption will come to and end. We started the game and we need to finish it......     
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2 But How?? ERP is most effective management tool
Naveen Sharma  |  Supported idea  "But How?? ERP is most effective management tool"  |  1 year ago
ERP is important, but implementing ERP doesnt always mean IT inplementation and automation...it can be a curse if re-engineering of processes isnt done properly, so ERP is effective when process reengineering is perfect (along with data...
Sanjay Chalikar  |  Added idea  |  1 year ago
ERP - in the whole is a distributed computing; As my dear partner said centralized accumulation of data, is very much true but the computing happens as de-centralized; Moreover of data would give a heavy load on centralized location; ERP- Enterprise...
Raju V P  |  Supported idea  "Centralized Data"  |  1 year ago
Single version of the truth .... Seamless integration of all functions ...... All activities of the organization can be covered ........ Gives ability to EPM solutions for drill-throughs and slice dice .....
 
 
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2 But How?? ERP is most effective management tool
Naveen Sharma  |  Supported idea  "But How?? ERP is most effective management tool"  |  1 year ago
ERP is important, but implementing ERP doesnt always mean IT inplementation and automation...it can be a curse if re-engineering of processes isnt done properly, so ERP is effective when process reengineering is perfect (along with data...
Sanjay Chalikar  |  Added idea  |  1 year ago
ERP - in the whole is a distributed computing; As my dear partner said centralized accumulation of data, is very much true but the computing happens as de-centralized; Moreover of data would give a heavy load on centralized location; ERP- Enterprise...
Raju V P  |  Supported idea  "Centralized Data"  |  1 year ago
Single version of the truth .... Seamless integration of all functions ...... All activities of the organization can be covered ........ Gives ability to EPM solutions for drill-throughs and slice dice .....
 
 
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