Vinit,
Really, really, really (ad nauseum) it is pretty stable. OFBiz has been
around for over 5 yrs, Opentaps as a product has existed for over 2
years now. 1800flowers.com, rugsusa.com, bt.com all use OFBiz or its
variants. The 1.0.0 preview version is a preview of only the additional
features that have been added over what OFBiz delivers. And even that is
amazingly stable. In fact, if stability was an issue, it would not be as
popular as it is now.
http://www.big.tuwien.ac.at/research/publications/diplomatheses/herzog.pdf
will give you a fairly good idea of the different Open Source ERP
software available and a nice comparison as well.
Venkat
Vinit Bhansali wrote:
Venkat,
Given that Opentaps is in 1.0.0 preview version, how stable is it? Really?
Really? really? We are talking of software, that if not working 100%
correctly, could shut down critical business components of my clients'
business.
I would like to know your views in details ....
- Vinit
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Valsa Williams wrote:
So is Opentaps suitable for small and medium businesses.
Would you recommend
that ?
Opentaps is suitable for small, medium and large enterprises.
It scales
very well and can serve the needs of most businesses who need an
integrated solution for their ERP, CRM and SCM. It is flexible to
support different types of business like manufacturing, trading and
online businesses. But this line of thought might get too
technical and
sales-y for Silk.
Opentaps is the only ERP solution I recommend to my clients, whether
they have an existing solution or otherwise.
Venkat
