Reply from M_Benedick on Jul 27 at 4:02 PM I have read the initial question and the many responses and agree that the
"Salesperson" who told you that, must not be very confident in his/her
solution functionality. I just came off a discussion in another forum about
responsibilities in ERP acquisition/implementations and the bottom line is
that you MUST make sure you provide all the info you can to the Vendor
about your requirements AND then make sure the vendor can show you their
solution. This will allow you to make an educated decision on the right
solution for you. Yes, if the solutions were exactly the same
functionality, (never are), I would probably lean toward the newer
development. I would also make sure I spoke to references (good and bad) as
previously discussed to make sure of the stability of the vendor not so
much the software.
Sales Reps like that give the sales industry in general a bad name.
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From: myklos1
Sent: Friday, July 27, 2012 10:25 AM
Subject: dotNET for an ERP Solution for a Small Company
how important is it for an ERP solution for a small company to be dotNET? We are comparing several ERP solutions for a small manufacturer. I will not name them. One claims to be 100% dotNET and says because the 'other' solution is not it is risky to select them because they future is limited. The client has no programmers or developers. The other solution looks good and has lots of references. Should we be concerned if a solution is not dotNET? |
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