There are a few products being churned out by leading ERP and IT Vendors, with the intention to make the most out of the rebound in the economy. As industry consultants it would be advisable to keep an eye on these softwares and be updated with happening in the industry. Following are few of the products that are worth tracking :
SAP Business Suite 7 - With Business Suite 7, SAP is delivering packaged process-oriented solutions targeted at achieving business value through best practices.
SAP Business Suite Themes represent key business value-generation models. For example, a company may focus on a strategy, or theme, such as Operational Excellence, Superior Customer Value or achieving Product and Service Leadership to differentiate themselves in the market.
SAP Business ByDesign - There has been a lot of speculation about this software, initially SAP was blamed for putting too much resources into it, later they were praised for adapting the SaaS approach and now with CLOUD Computing being the buzz word, industry analyst feel SAP could do well with this. However, SAP has given out signals that they are looking to market this product even more agreesively to make the most out of the business that would be available in the rebound.
ORACLE Fusion Applications : Oracle Fusion Applications is said to leverage industry standards and technologies to transform organizations into next-generation enterprises. Oracle Fusion Applications are service-enabled, enterprise applications that can be easily integrated into a service-oriented architecture and made available as software as a service.
Fujitsu's new G2 ERP System : The ERP is available world wide today and its main focus is as a production management ERP for the manufacturing industry.
There are other products from leading IT Vendors such as SAGE and IBM that have been introduced as well. It always useful to keep an eye out on these and be upto date with whats happening with the industry, especially during these times.
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