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Unless you're SAP, you always need to customise whatever you build for every customer. You can have reusable components, but a full one size fits all solution
by theshrike79 3y ago
Unless you're SAP, you always need to customise whatever you build for every customer.
You can have reusable components, but a full one size fits all solution is really hard.
- wombatpm 3y agoIs there a business that has implemented SAP without customization? My experience has been the opposite and that vanilla SAP is usually stupid and wrong.
- theshrike79 3y agoThe #1 rule of taking SAP into use in your organisation (according to multiple actual SAP Consultants I've chatted with) is: your organisation must switch its processes to fit the SAP model, not the other way around. You _can_ customise SAP to fit your way, but it'll be an uphill battle all the way. Every update will also need to be customised, every new feature has to be modified and eventually it'll fail and you'll be out tens or hundreds of millions. You can look up any of the big SAP failures and that's the reason for every one of them.