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May 5, 2010 It's Time To Tame The ERP Integration BeastMeeting ERP Integration Needs Inside And Outside The Enterpriseby Ken Vollmer, George Lawrie, Mike Gilpin with Sander Rose |
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Integration challenges are often the foremost obstacle to getting the full value from packaged enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. Strategies for overcoming this obstacle vary considerably depending on the application providers, the complexity of enterprise needs, and the level of integration capability that comes "baked in" to each ERP application suite. Integration with these systems has frequently led to significant complications because core ERP applications are often better at collecting information than at making it available in all the places it is required. Therefore, application development and delivery professionals should evaluate their ERP integration strategy and upgrade it to ensure that it rises to the level required today to support agile operations inside and outside the enterprise.
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Ken Vollmer, George Lawrie, Mike Gilpin
Application Development, Application Infrastructure Technologies, Architecture & Technology Strategy, SOA & Web Services, eBusiness/eCommerce, Business-To-Business eCommerce, IT Infrastructure & Operations, Computer Architectures, IT Services, Outsourcing, Packaged Applications, Application Strategy & Selection, Business Process Management, Enterprise Resource Planning Applications