ERP on IBM i -- MIDRANGE-NONTECH

Subject: ERP on IBM i
From: Vance Stanley <w_vance_stanley@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 7 Nov 2014 10:13:08 -0800
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There is still One World and SAP runs on the iSeries. We looked into running SAP on the iSeries but, it was shot down in lieu of Unix. Even though the UNIX guys agreed the iSeries would probably manage the software better they stuck with UNIX because quote "that's what they know". BTW - you will find lots of people that say they know something about ERP software but finding anyone that really knows it is a challenge. I would argue it might be easier to train new people on your existing software than switch over to an ERP.

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