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We were told, "No customizations. Do it SAP's way and do NOT complain. If something doesn't work, it is not SAP's fault." We had no stakes to hold. If ERP has
by OldGuyInTheClub 2y ago
We were told, "No customizations. Do it SAP's way and do NOT complain. If something doesn't work, it is not SAP's fault." We had no stakes to hold.
If ERP has an "impossible task at these scales," they ought not to claim that their product does otherwise.
- Alupis 2y agoSounds to me like the principal was a seasoned "New ERP" person desperate to control the sprawling scope-creep that inevitably dooms these efforts. I would also wager plenty of customization had been worked out prior to the system being rolled out. SAP, Fusion, etc. are not cookie-cutter software, despite their appearances.
- OldGuyInTheClub 2y agoI think you would lose the wager. SAP effectively dictated organizational and process changes. I've had the misfortune of working with SAP's software. User-hostile doesn't begin to describe it. We now have "HANA" after a two year effort for who knows how much. The same grisly interface but now on the web.