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If it fits and works, using an ASP to host some portion or even all of a set of ERP applications means that enterprises can reap value from their ERP investments faster and pay less in the long run. Ask an ERP vendor or its partners about this, and the strategy will sound fail-safe. But the ASP/ERP concept is still new, and it's great only if it works. Five years from now, using ASPs could be the norm, or it could prove to be another pothole on the road to ERP bliss. The ASP model definitely has downsides....

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Rise;
Pareto;
Pothole
ERIC Subject
Vendors;
Knowledge Management;
Statistical Data;
Computer Software;
Outsourcing
Subject
Systems development;
Trends;
Software packages;
World Wide Web;
Customer relationship management;
Employee relations programs;
Electronic commerce;
Enterprise resource planning;
Application service providers;
Infrastructure;
Knowledge management;
Software;
User training;
Service introduction;
Alliances
Business indexing term
Location
United States--US
Classification
45411: Electronic Shopping and Mail-Order Houses
51821: Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services
Title
ERP: On the rise again
Author
Romeo, Jim
Publication title
Network Computing; Manhasset
Volume
12
Issue
19
Pages
42-47
Number of pages
5
Publication year
2001
Publication date
Sep 17, 2001
Publisher
Informa
Place of publication
Manhasset
Country of publication
United States
Publication subject
Computers--Computer Systems, Computers--Computer Networks
ISSN
10464468
Source type
Trade Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Feature
ProQuest document ID
215410490
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/trade-journals/erp-on-rise-again/docview/215410490/se-2?accountid=208611
Copyright
Copyright CMP Media LLC Sep 17, 2001
Last updated
2024-11-19
Database
ProQuest One Academic