On Tue, Dec 2, 2008 at 12:08 AM, BJ Freeman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I concur with adrian. Get something like the intuit products. > I use home and business for my consulting.
That is not an option for me. I'm a free software hardliner... especially when it's for my own usage. As consultant, I'd not recommend it to my customers that it's better for them to pay 2 months of work get something minimal working instead of buying some closed source standard stuff with many features running on windows, but for myself It's clear where I go to ;) > not sure what you require for CRM but ofbiz has the ability, just not as > evident at first sight. For a start just some address management, and the ability to get email adresses by "tags", so I can mail customers information based on their interests, things like that. And then - whatever comes to my mind. > as far as size, what do you expect from an Enterprise level software? > :) Yeah, I know. Compared to what's in there in terms of features - it's a multi-functional framework. It was not meant as criticism. But the description (buy vs. build vs. ofbiz for example) sounded like a walk in the park - it probably is, but it's a really large park :) > As a guide, read the Data model books. You mean the data model resource book from there: http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBADMIN/OFBiz+Related+Books Or the wiki guides on OFBiz entities and stuff? Thanks, Henning
