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----------------------------------------------------------Permission is granted for the below article to forward,reprint, distribute, use for ezine, newsletter, website,offer as free bonus or part of a product for sale as longas no changes a Gone are those times when the companies and the organisations didn't need a hi-tech system to handle them. Owing to the considerable increase in the business sector and thus, an enormous increase in the complexity of the organisational struc
Yes, Windows was nicely looking, comparing to text DOS version, however it had its cost the application performance went down, plus computer applications, even developed by the same software vendor began to fault in mutual communication. Also, today you have such a strange professions as virus protection specialist, data repair technician, software troubleshooter. SAP Business One or SB1 is in essence breaking through the myths of ERP implementation and following support. Lets come through the myths one-by-one:1. Myth one. ERP has modular structure, you install and integrate these modules, based on your purchased license. It is not an easy task to integrate modules, you have to read complex installation guides and appeal to known issues knowledge base. SB1 designers tried to make it self-contained and so autonomous. For you this means that internal integration works out of the box as it should2. Myth two. ERP business logic, such as entering invoices, posting batches often fails due to various hardware and software related reasons. To recover faulted ERP you should have database administrator, who is familiar with ERP table structure to fix faulted data records in the database. In SAP Business One we saw customers, who are entering their daily routines and never saw such things as data consistency problems. System itself efficiently rolls back transactions if hardware related problem happens: such as user workstation crash due to power outage or similar things3. Myth three. Technology has multiple layers in its stack. This explains and advocates poor performance of ERP user interface. Here again we see the opposite. Even the obsolete and naturally slow computers show decent performance when user navigates through SB1. Interface itself doesnt use too many layers of interconnected technologies, as it is written as self contained application4. Myth four. ERP business logic is too complex, this is why software vendor has to support it or in other words fix new version bugs with multiple and regular service packs. These service packs should be patched on regular base by certified ERP technician. I dont think we should comment this no longer true suggestion
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