Hi Rohit, Which city you are in? I carry a similar interest. We might make a good team.
Chinmay On Monday, 16 September 2013 12:30:23 UTC+5:30, [email protected] wrote: > > Hello friends, > > > > My name is Rohit, currently I am working as Accounts Manager in a limited > Co. We are into manufacturing of ferros and non ferros metals. Recently we > have implemented ERP software from some local vendor at a very cheap rate, > by helping them in implementation of the software I realized that their > software was readymade, it was very simple and they customized it as per > inputs given by us. Then I got an idea of starting my own business of ERP > solutions, I am a commerce graduate with post-graduation in computer > applications with over 17 years of functional work experience at different > levels in different companies (Finance, Accounts and Taxation). > > > > While searching online I came to know about free ERP solutions like > openERP and tryton. Most of the modules are already available readymade, > one has to customize and downsize these modules, for around 70% businesses > these modules can be used with small change. My question is from those who > are already in this business of implementing ERP solutions. How easy or > difficult is openERP/Tryton to learn? Are these software really free? Are > these software available for own use only or we can sell them to others? > How to start learning them? I have enquired from openERP people about the > partnership but they are asking for huge fee for enrollment as a partner, I > am unable to pay this much amount initially, as I am not very sure how far > I can go in this business. And Tryton doesn’t have presence in India. First > I want to learn the software, and then only I would be able to invest > something in that. > > > > Somebody please guide me how to move further, which software is suitable > for customization and sale and how to learn …. Thanks in advance … > > Regards, > > > > Rohit >
