ERP Software: The End of Enterprise Technology As We Know It HD
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The End of Enterprise Technology As We Know It.
ERP software has been dying a slow death for the past few decades, but is it time for the end of ERP software as we know it? With all of the talk around ERP software potentially meeting its death, questions loom about why ERP may be going away and what that means for the future of enterprise technology. In this video I’ll talk about those questions and take a look at various answers to them.
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Personally, I have 30 years of experience in international ERP implementations.
I have produced solutions to make these softwares flexible and we have had great commercial success with «all-in-one» solutions. But the truth is that we have always been opposed first of all directly by the ERP producer because in contrast with their real goal: to sell licenses and protect a so-called «Eco system» which is being reduced only to a sales network but which has no realization skills and regularly fails projects.
With the speed of change in today's business models, the ecosystem approach created by large software vendors produces much more failures than successes.
Thanks again, best regards.