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ERP Faceoff: SAP vs. Staples

Kevin Meyer of Superfactory offers some advice to a $5 million manufacturing company with a single plant facility. He makes a case that spending a few thousand dollars at Staples to cobble together a operational and financial system--consisting of a whiteboard, webcam, and QuickBooks Manufacturing edition--could be more effective than spending hundreds of thousands on a serious ERP system from SAP or Oracle or even more modestly priced on demand solutions such as NetSuite.
Written by Dan Farber, Inactive

Kevin Meyer of Superfactory offers some advice to a $5 million manufacturing company with a single plant facility. He makes a case that spending a few thousand dollars at Staples to cobble together a operational and financial system--consisting of a whiteboard, webcam, and QuickBooks Manufacturing edition--could be more effective than spending hundreds of thousands on a serious ERP system from SAP or Oracle or even more modestly priced on demand solutions such as NetSuite. An interesting idea for the cost conscious.

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