walterbyrd wrote: > the product does not seem ready for prime-time. Walter, OpenERP is ready for prime-time. Hundreds of companies and people are using it everyday in their work.
walterbyrd wrote: > OpenERP is too difficult to evaluate. As Foggy pointed out, OpenERP is a complex set of software. This requires education to understand. No one on the forum is going to be able to respond to a "How do I get started?" question. Get started with what? OpenERP can do many many things. walterbyrd wrote: > IMO: OpenERP's system for modules is a mess. It seems to me that old modules, > new modules, working, not working, redundant, useless, whatever, are just > thrown in the same bucket and left for users to sort out. This is not true. When you install the OpenERP the modules that are included have been vetted by a quality team. And yes, there are many partners that contribute modules that you can add to the base install to customize how the ERP performs for you. But you have to realize that there are so many combinations that it would not be physically possible to test every module with every combination of every other module/modules. OpenERP is a great framework for building applications. It's a toolset. To become a craftsman you are going to either have to spend a good deal of time yourself in learning about it. Or you can purchase some of the books that have been written or you can sign up for some of the training that is offered by partners. Otherwise, if you just need something like a simple accounting app then maybe that's what you should be seeking. Regards, Gerry -------------------- m2f -------------------- -- http://www.openerp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=25000#25000 -------------------- m2f -------------------- _______________________________________________ Tinyerp-users mailing list http://tiny.be/mailman/listinfo/tinyerp-users
