Wow, its a little bit crazy how much SAP actually does, but it does seem like it's been around so long and has embedded itself into so much that people just tak

Wow, its a little bit crazy how much SAP actually does, but it does seem like it's been around so long and has embedded itself into so much that people just take it for granted that their stuck with it. I would love to see some case studies of replacing SAP with even an in-house product. Infact in certain cases I would imagine that an in-house solution with maintenance etc would be more cost efficient.