David, Like I said, I am a user plain and simple so I can’t get into all of the technical side of things. All I know is that I would like a CRM portion of ofbiz similar to how Sugar CRM works but with a good and solid email client built in. I guess it would take someone with the interest and technical ability to put the requirements together first.
That said, I can only contribute with my wants and needs and some cash. I'd be willing to throw $1000 into the hat to get this type of functionality. Where do I go from here? David E. Jones-2 wrote: > > > On Apr 6, 2007, at 10:53 AM, Scott A wrote: >> I have some help from some service providers setting up the system >> and we've >> already started to work on the gui which includes Ajax for easier >> use. There >> are also many other options I'd like to have for my business and that >> hopefully I could give back to the ofbiz community too. >> >> Do you guys have any kind of bounty system or a wish list where >> likeminded >> people could collaborate and get things done at a quicker pace? >> >> For example, I'd like to see a good CRM in the core of ofbiz with >> something >> like zimbra being used for the calendaring and email. If this were >> even >> feasible and there were likeminded people who would be interested, >> then we >> could pool our resources and time, etc. >> >> Any suggestions? > > We don't have a bounty and bid system setup right now, but hopefully > soon or at some point some commercial entity in the OFBiz community > will do just that. It is something we have talked about, and even > using OFBiz to manage it, since about year 2 of the project and I > think it would be a really great thing for the project, and for > everyone who participates in both funding and developing different > things. > > Right now the best thing to do is send a message to this list or the > dev list to see if anyone is interested in collaborating on this and > has enough of a business requirement for it to at least help to fund > involvement on their side. > > My guess for something this specific and yet large in scope (ie in > terms of the amount of work required, probably a few weeks worth) no > one will be able to participate for the "fun of it". > > Who knows.... maybe someone will step up and agree with you on how > cool it would be and start banging on it with you. > > -David > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Re%3A-Questions-about-the-future-of-ofbiz-tf3533557.html#a9876362 Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
