Re: Open source ERP vs Whose standards to use?

Steven,

All of your points are highly important and valid.

Each and every one of them will have to be addressed.

I for one, and I'm sure that others who join the list, make a living designing
and developing business applications.

Hopefully, those that understand the business end of the deal will educate the
pure technician, and the technicians will educate in return.  Even those that
feel that they have nothing of value to contribute may be surprised that their
experiences both good and bad are worth sharing and have an important role in
shaping the final outcome.

Companies like Red Hat and Caldera add value and earn revenue by addressing
issues like documentation.

Come on over to OPENERP400@midrange.com and help us out some more.

J Kilgore.

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 (but saved) the good stuff>>

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