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»Three Reasons Not to Cancel Your ERP Maintenance
Large ERP software vendors are taking a beating in the marketplace. Fortune 1000 companies are slashing their enterprise software budgets, Software as a Service (SaaS) is threatening traditional b...


»Don't Let a $2M ERP Software Implementation Tell You How to Run Your $100M Co...
I had an interesting discussion with a prospective client the other day about the pros and cons of customization during an ERP implementation. As we outlined in a recent blog, most companies custo...


»FPD Forum Day 1
The first day of this year's Financial and Private Sector Development Forum is about to wind down. I had the opportunity to attend several fascinating discussions, including: A workshop on catastro...


»Hitler discovers Cloud Computing


»Stop the Wars!
Does Haiti (or Chile) need a Marshall Plan to help recover from the ruins of natural disasters? How has the War on Poverty progressed in the United States? What about the Gates Foundation's War on ...


»ERP Solution Spotlight: Oracle eBusiness, JD Edwards, and Peoplesoft
We regularly work with a number of leading ERP software solutions including SAP, Microsoft Dynamics ERP, and Oracle's ERP solutions. As we've outlined in other blogs and research, each software so...


»Bureaucrats into bankers?
The World Bank's new chief economist for Financial and Private Sector Development, Asli Demirgüç-Kunt, has entered the blogosphere with the new All About Finance blog. In her first post, Asli consi...


»ERP Software End-Users Can't Get No Satisfaction
In our just published 2010 ERP Report, we evaluate actual data from 1,600 ERP implementations across the globe. One of the more interesting metrics buried in the study relates to end-user and execu...


»Unemployment and the Oligarchs
Mark Thoma takes a look at who pays the cost of the recession: The recession is taking away opportunity for the young to gain employment experience, and many who are employed are working below thei...


»Can Berlin learn from Abu Dhabi?
Bloomberg has announced that the worst is yet to come for the euro, thanks to ongoing Greek woes. The last time I discussed Greece was in this post last November: The unfolding events in Dubai brin...

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