Hi Sharan:
I'm working towards that end. I'm certainly a long way off. But
ultimately, I'd like to have a set of resources available to:
1) Train end users on how to use OFBiz to run their business. (I guess
that starts with, should you even be looking at OFBiz to run your business.)
2) Train consultants on how to configure (setup, customize - whatever
you want to call it) primary OFBiz features to meet specific business
requirements.
I'm not so much interested in showing developers how to write new OFBiz
applications. I think there is an abundance of that kind of information
out there. No?
I'd be happy to discuss this with you either through this forum or offline.
Regards,
Ruth
Sharan-F wrote:
Hi
For the last couple of years I've been looking at OFBiz from a business
process perspective and I would suggest that many businesses wanting to find
out if OFBiz would work for them will want to know if their business
processes are supported or not. It is a key question and if it cant be
answered fairly quickly then they will go and look elsewhere.
My experience with ERPs is that many of them do support many types of
business processes and an important area is understanding how to configure
the system to adapt to the differing needs and this is where I'm looking to
position.
At the moment I'm looking into the possibility of putting together some
resources together (eg documentation or training material, etc) based
on business processes. Before starting I'd like to find out whether anyone
else is working on this (so perhaps we could pool resources!) and also
whether people think it would be a good idea or not.
Thanks
Sharan
