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For what? Glueing crummy old legacy systems together? Managing a workforce? GL? Performance metrics? Part of the problem is monolithic, kitchen-sink softwa
by sunchild 15y ago
For what? Glueing crummy old legacy systems together? Managing a workforce? GL? Performance metrics?
Part of the problem is monolithic, kitchen-sink software. Most people are basically using SAP/Peoplesoft as a development framework anyway – playing into more vendor lock-in. It's like the Lotus Notes of the aughts.
There are tons of targeted solutions that can play nice with intelligent use of modern, open data interchange protocols.