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Having worked at companies that switched from non-SAP to SAP, I can say with confidence that this statement is false. SAP is successful because the transition
by rossdavidh 4y ago
Having worked at companies that switched from non-SAP to SAP, I can say with confidence that this statement is false. SAP is successful because the transition is so mind-bogglingly expensive that it is impossible to admit that it was a mistake afterwards.
- donnythecroc 4y agoThis exact same experience at my company.
- P5fRxh5kUvp2th 4y agoAny attempt to completely rewrite an existing system is "mind-bogglingly expensive", this isn't exclusive to SAP.
- paulclinger 4y agoNot only that, but given the price tag, the organization itself will adjust its own processes to adapt even to a highly customizable SAP product, which may not be the case for smaller, cheaper, and better scoped other products.