Re: Open source ERP vs Whose standards to use?

Not that I do not see the enormity of the project, but it has been my experience
that the best 'business'
systems are created by the best 'technical' people.  I don't mean just your
simple code cutter, I mean people who can see the whole picture, business needs,
plus COMPLETELY understand system design techniques and standards and COMPLETELY
understand the business.  I have seen standards that are nothing but obstacles 
to
be overcome, and , rarely, I have seen standards that are a joy to work with.
Setting the techniques and standards can make or break the project and I do not
volunteer to be involved, the arguments are endless.

>
> ________________________________________________________________
> STEVEN_J_RYAN.NDOA@notes.denso.co.jp wrote:
> >
> > At last, someone with a bit of an idea that this won't be the greatest
> > thing since sliced bread.
> >
> > I don't want to be a wet blanket, but I think all these people who want to
> > develop an opensource ERP need to sit back, calm down and think about this
> > as a BUSINESS project, not a technical one.
> <snip>

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