Scott:
You might try: http://www.dmoz.org/Computers/Software/Databases/Pick/ Doesn't sound very "light" if it's going to take that kind of development to an existing package.... hth Colin Alfke Calgary, Canada > From: [email protected] > > Hello folks, > > A good number of years ago, there used to be a published list / document > / book of various PICK / U2 "Solutions Providers" or Value Added > Resellers and ISV (aka Independent Software Vendors) listing the VAR or > ISV, their vertical markets served, and descriptions of the applications > they provided, (I think it was called "PICK HITS" or something like that?). > > Is there anything similar produced/published these days? It would appear > that such a document would be an excellent vehicle for the continued > proliferation of the "multi-valued" market. (IBM U2 Marketing - where > are you?) > > I too am out of work, but in discussions with a small local MFG type > operation about an IT Manager opportunity. > One of the main aspects they're looking for in this IT Manager position > is someone to find, and implement an "ERP Light" application. It should > be noted these folks have previously attempted a Epicor solution that > they were "sold" that when it came time to implement, they "discovered" > that this Epicor product did not do what this company needed at all. > This company was "promised what they wanted it to do could be done", but > then learned well AFTER shelling out big $$, (after expected delivery > time of the mod's), that what they wanted was not currently possible, > but could be attained with 10X the previously shelled out "big $$" and a > "couple of years" of development time from the Epicor "development > team". Needless to say, that implementation fell flat on its face, and > now they're out looking again. > > Looking for something that does Sales Orders and Sales History, > Inventory Control, AP / AR Financials and maybe a few other basic MFG > type related applications. Surprisingly, these folks are not using any > pre-existing package, but using a lot of home grown type spread sheet > based improvised solutions. > > Ideas? Suggestions? > > Thank you. > > -- > Regards, > Scott Richardson _________________________________________________________________ Share photos with friends on Windows Live Messenger http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9650734 ------- u2-users mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe please visit http://listserver.u2ug.org/
