Why are so many organizations reluctant to implement new technologies? Why do organizations often take a “wait and see” approach?
Tags: Enterprise Systems, Google, Lawson, Recession
Vince Kellen and I get out our crystal balls.
Tags: Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise Systems, Oracle, SAP, Technology Today, Vendors
Heather Meeker and I talk about open source software and intellectual property.
Tags: Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise Systems, Open Source, Technology Today
Now is an exciting–some would say chaotic–time in the technology world. I’d be lying if I wrote that I could predict the future, but I’m hardly going out on a limb by stating that the technology landscape now will look quite a bit different in five years compared to today. The ways that people use technology are changing as fastas I can write.
Tags: Business Intelligence, Enterprise 2.0, Enterprise Systems, ERP, SaaS, The Next Wave
When the results of failed IT projects do become public, key players often attempt to minimize the damage for obvious reasons. Software vendors are less likely to sell new licenses and services if word gets out that their applications do not work as advertised or require heavy customization. SIs face similar concerns from discerning clients.
Tags: Enterprise Systems, ERP
Some vendors are making ill advised moves.
Tags: Applications, Consulting, Enterprise Systems, Lawson, System Implementations, Vendors
Organizations that cling to antiquated processes are likely to butt heads with vendors trumpeting new and ostensibly better methods.
Tags: Applications, Consulting, Enterprise Systems, Vendors
Software vendors have recently announced increases in their annual support fees. What to do?
Tags: Enterprise Systems, ERP, SAP, Vendors
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