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2008 could be a very good year for the likes of SAP and ERP solutions if stats are anything to go by . I've just been taking a look at the most read stories of the year, and following the usual suspects (Oracle Unbreakable Linux, the Linux desktop, the attitude to open source) I was surprised to see that the fourth most popular technology was an open source ERP appliance... So, where do Open Source Web 2.0 applications come handy in the enterprise world? It is by increasing global usability, collaboration and productivity. One specific area which seems like a natural fit is the Enterprise Global Customer Experience or CEM (Customer Experience Management). Today while enterprises are increas...
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sravan kumar
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What's the most exciting emerging technology for enterprises in the next 3 to 5 years? Hint: It's not going to be designed by Apple. It just may be open source ERP, Gregor Bailar, former CIO of Capital One, told attendees of the CIOΙ08 The Year...
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Bailar's fellow conference speaker, JP Rangaswami, a well-known CIO who authors the blog "Confused of Calcutta", and serves as managing director, service design for British Telecom Group, noted that his IT team is playing with an open-source ERP...
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ERP calls for constant modifications and up gradations. ERP developers are facing tremendous pressure both from vendors and companies. In this context it becomes important to analyze the erp's trends and modalities. Some of the relevant issues are as follows: Need based applications Organizations had to implement ERP throught their systems irrespective of the fact whether they help in all the functions or in one particular function. This was proving to be a big hurdle to the firms. In addition this remained as the main disadvantage or setback of ERP. They had to purchase the whole applications even if it meant that most of them would be idle except for the core function. The latest ERP soft...
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Kaifee Anwer
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Ekta has mentioned very relavent topics in current ERP trend. Lower Price, Vertical specific and business specific ERP, Mudule based subscription,Minimized implementation cost etc are the current trends for SMB. But the big agencies and govt...
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With increasing pressure to reduce costs, companies are implementing new technologies to reduce SG&A costs and improve their asset utilization performance. In the course of this study, benchmark partners highlighted a number of emerging trends...
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Thanks for your input for my reserach work. I really appreciate your timely input within your hectic schedule. I have sent email to 300 email ids' but received only 6 inputs at this point of time. I ...
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ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems can benefit a company in many ways. An ERP system usually includes financial systems, inventory, CRM (Customer Relations Management), shipping, and purchasing functionality. Some ERP systems include...
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A public transport industry can implement ERP concept ? Is have Economical viability , so that Govt. environment is suitable? could it succeed in long term? Govt organisation are able to sustain the...
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Satwinder Singh
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Govt. has enough funds for ERP solution and more or later, it's necessary for Govt. to maintain centralized DB for all English concepts, starting from SSN [social security number]... and other upcoming concepts. If India has to sustain it's DB...
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Most of the Government Organisation are using Tally. They are using for accounting purpose other areas are done manually. In SBI they are using SAP.
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Many companies are turning to a new kind of enterprise resource planning software. This new model is much more affordable, provides faster return on investment, is easier to implement across an enterprise, provides superior connectivity and is highly configurable. Browser-based, open-source ERP applications hold many advantages over the traditional legacy based software systems of the past. They are easier to modify and customize, for one. This ease of configurability opens up the door to agility - changing the software system to take advantage of new opportunities or changes in the market for optimal positioning. The software can change as quickly as the company can. This new type of ERP i...
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Need to design Open Source ERP in Linux which will be added advantage.
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Rakesh Butkury
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thats true,this is the gud yr for opensource ERP vendors since most of the mid n small sized comp are looking for this
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Enterprise Resource Planning ( ERP ) systems attempt to integrate all data and processes of an organization into a unified system. A typical ERP system will use multiple components of computer software and hardware to achieve the integration . A key ingredient of most ERP systems is the use of a unified database to store data for the various system modules. The term ERP originally implied systems designed to plan the use of enterprise-wide resources. Although the initialism ERP originated in the manufacturing environment, today's use of the term ERP systems has much broader scope. ERP systems typically attempt to cover all basic functions of an organization, regardless of the organization's...
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Inadequate AS IS documentation Consider that you are the implementation Project Manager for a consulting firm and you have a client who has selected an ERP(Enterprise Resource Planning) system. The project manager and the team started gathering requirements from end users through focus groups, workshops, sessions with SMEs, etc. After obtaining all the details from end users you can easily conclude that you have all the necessary information and requirements to successfully implement the to be software system erroneously. During UAT (Users Acceptance Testing) you can find out that the system does not meet all the end user’s expectations as well as the participants of UAT are unable to autho...
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Sudeep Tarafdar
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Nice sharing... You have exposed many areas covered in SAP ERP implementation. And I believe requirements need to be drafted for all areas of the SAP implementation and not just surrounding functionality. Merely presenting how the ERP system meets...
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software can be described as a complete business software solution. It is aimed at the integration of all business processes and sub-processes into a single unified system. This system is formulated and implemented in an organization to effectively and efficiently achieve the business goals of the organization. ERP software packages are implemented to manage the existing and prospective business plans and policies in an efficient manner under strict deadlines. It can be referred to as the ultimate business solution package that is predominantly concerned with making sure that the available resources of the organization are utilized in the best possible man...
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To support innovation and growth, many small and medium companies are turning to enterprise software solutions to help them improve customer visibility, streamline operational activities and increase commercial transparency inside their organization. Enterprise Resource Planning is a software product that supports end-to-end daily commercial activities. For large enterprises, implementing this type of software is a long (several years) and costly (several millions of dollars, yearly!) effort. For a small-medium business that should not be the case. Open source ERP software provide a wealth of functionality to support core business processes, easy to use user interface and best of all, it's ...
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