Re: why migrate

It is possible to do concurrent operations in BPCS.
Put a negative number in the days from one operation to the next.

While I am not that familiar with BPCS and SAP, I'm assuming you are asking about functions and features rather than the political aspects

One reason I've heard is the need for concurrent operations support within routings. I understand BPCS does not support this function while SAP does.

Is anyone aware of a SAP mail list (something like BPCS-L) where Navin can pose his question. He might get very telling responses from those who have migrated for functional support reasons.

Roy Luce
Systems Plus - Midwest

-----Original Message-----
From: "navin.kulkarni" <navin.kulkarni@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Feb 1, 2005 7:50 PM
To: BPCS-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [BPCS-L] why migrate

 hi all ,

well i am new to this group and would like to know some of the reasons on
why a company would choose to migrate from a BPCS  to a SAP ERP .
I also would like to get any information regarding websites where i can get
a comparison of these two ERP softwares

thank you
navin

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