An announcement from Oracle heralds a faster, cheaper, better-performing ERP system. IT Editor Malcolm Wheatley finds out what it’s all about.
For small and medium-sized manufacturers, implementing a new ERP system can be a costly and unnerving experience. There is no guarantee that the new system will work as advertised: stories of ERP failure, requiring expensive re-implementations, are commonplace. What’s more, the process is time-consuming. Project teams are set up, and implementation consultants crawl through the…
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