See this sounds good, and is why many execs are sold on it. But because it is so massive, it's impossible to find talent that can actually implement it properl

See this sounds good, and is why many execs are sold on it. But because it is so massive, it's impossible to find talent that can actually implement it properly. That's IF your company doesn't require a ridiculous amount of customization. Projects always run over-budget and over-time. Vendor lock-in becomes a huge problem. These companies solely exist to keep customers using their software and paying their service fees. They then provide just enough marketing buzzwords to justify it to execs who justify it to other execs. If SAP is done right, it is very powerful, but it is seldom done right.