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True But most companies are realizing their use case is not that complex and that in reality you don't need all those config options Then you go with Salesfor
by raverbashing 4y ago
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But most companies are realizing their use case is not that complex and that in reality you don't need all those config options
Then you go with Salesforce or something else saving you one zero or maybe two even
- sally_glance 4y agoI saw a lot of SF projects budgeted and staffed in roughly the same way as you would SAP. SF started with CRM and has been expanding to ERP, SAP is the other way around. Both are mainly Cloud/Platform-based offerings today, both feature multi-month certifications, high rates for contractors and lots of effort administering/configuring/customizing. I expect in a couple of years they either turn out exactly the same or swallow each other.