Re: [WebERP-developers] (no subject)

[Steve K. <sk...@ro...>]

Good luck, Floyd.  Our system is easy to setup on a server or you can =
use the demo to try out the functionality.  This will help compare it =
with what you need.  If you have any further questions the online =
manual, text files contained in the distribution and various information =
on the website including the system information documents are great =
sources.  Beyond that we can try to answer questions...

Several companies use webERP so it is functional.  The question is =
whether it provides the functionality you need.  Companies often find =
they need to customize a system for their exact business whether it is =
J.D. Edwards or webERP.  If it doesn't cover all the functionality then =
it becomes a question of how much is missing and how much work it would =
be to get it in there.

If they are switching from a proprietary system then they will be saving =
on product, licensing, etc. ongoing so it may not be much to do some =
work to get it there.

Steve=20
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: Floyd Piedad=20
  To: web...@li...=20
  Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 6:14 PM
  Subject: [WebERP-developers] (no subject)


  Thanks for comments, Steve and Phil.

  Client has decided to shift out of JD Edwards for cost-avoidance=3D20
  reasons. My angle is really how much of their present use of JD can =
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  ported to WebERP, or if there is a better open-source ERP package =
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  there.... will see what happens.


  Floyd Piedad