If you want to start with basic functionality only, create a database and select 'minimal profile'. Then start developing your modules. Later if you need some features from existing modules you can install them. So basically openobject and openerp are the same, at least at present time... But if you have an app built upon openobject without any ERP features (accounting, sales/purchases management etc) wouldn't be correct to call it an ERP. anyway those features will be availlable to install with a few clicks...
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