Do You Want Your Own Fully Programmable ERP?
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Extend
Your Business Processes
Designed
for Global 2000 firms seeking to maximize their significant
investments in ERP, CRM and SCM, Intalio/APEX extends
the business processes of packaged applications without
making any significant changes to the applications themselves.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/1103.html
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11.03.04 |
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Microsoft
Great Plains: Manufacturing Or Bill Of Materials - Overview
For IT Specialist
Currently
Microsoft is in progress of transforming several ERP products
it has: Microsoft Great Plains, Solomon and Navision into
several business suites - Microsoft Financial, Microsoft
HR, Microsoft Manufacturing, Microsoft Logistics. These
suites may be (in the future) put together and work for
your company as integrated ERP solution with web interface
(Microsoft Business Portal).
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/1006.html
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10.06.04 |
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PeopleSoft
Wins Best ERP Solution
PeopleSoft
announced that the company's Financial Management, Human
Capital Management (HCM), and Supplier Relationship Management
(SRM) applications won "Best ERP" solution from CMP Media's
Intelligent Enterprise Seventh-Annual Readers' Choice
Awards.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0901.html
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09.01.04 |
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Iterate
Crosses 1000 Installations For Auto ERP
Iterate
India -- a Delhi based software product company specializing
in the automobile sector -- announced today that it has
achieved a landmark with its flagship product AutoMate
being implemented at over 1000 Maruti Suzuki dealer workshops
and authorized service centers across the country.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0721.html
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07.21.04 |
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Will
the Real ERP Players Please Stand Up?
One
of China's leading local ERP vendors opened its first
US offices last month but doesn't plan to hawk its wares
in the highly competitive enterprise applications market
there. Instead, Kingdee International Software Group hopes
to use its expertise with the Chinese market to position
itself as a consulting partner and outsourced labour provider
for US companies.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0616.html
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06.16.04 |
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ERP
gaining ground
AFTER
many dud projects in the early 1990s, enterprise resource
planning software has become part of the business software
furniture, 93 per cent of Asia-Pacific ERP users saying
they would use the technology again, according to a report.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0602.html
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06.02.04 |
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Choice
of ERP vendor irrelevant to success
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'SMEs
lagging in IT, e-readiness'
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Oracle
Sees Growth From Outsourcing
Oracle's
financial reserves saw an infusion of cash from an outpouring
of outsourcing contracts secured in the last three months,
the company said. The Redwood Shores, Calif.-based firm,
which reported its fiscal third quarter financial statement
Thursday, said at least seven new large-scale contracts
helped contribute to its $2.5 billion in third quarter
revenues and $635 million in net income. Oracle also said
its earnings of 12-cents per share were in line with analysts
expectations.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0317.html
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03.17.04 |
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ERP
users bristle at upgrade pressure, maintenance
Many
IT managers are becoming increasingly agitated by the
ballooning costs of maintaining packaged business applications
and the relentless efforts of software vendors to push
them to upgrade their systems.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0218.html
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02.18.04 |
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Is
ERP Getting Stodgy In Its Old Age?
Everyone
agrees that companies in the Fortune 500 -- even the Global
2000 -- are a saturated market where enterprise resource
planning (ERP) software is concerned. While large vendors
like Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP continue to develop modules
and upgrades, the days of the enormous new suite installation
seem to be over.
http://www.erpupdate.com/2004/0121.html
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01.21.04 |
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