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ERP Selection for Small and Medium Size Organizations
‘PROJECT C’

Author
Eng.Meenu Abinaya Sridharan 5019315

Supervisor
Prof.Dr.Agnes Pechmann

Master of Engineering in Technical Management
Department of Mechanical Engineering
December 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Abstract 6
1. Scope of the Project 7
2. Introduction 8
3. ERP - Enterprise Resource Planning - Evolution 9
3.1 Importance of ERP 9
4. Need for ERP 10
5. Small and Medium Business 10
5.1 A Market Analysis – ERP Needs of SMBs 11
6. Midmarket ERP solutions 14
7. SAP Offerings 16
7.1 SAP Business One 16
7.1.1 Features 17
7.1.2 Cost 18
7.2 SAP Business ByDesign 18
7.3 SAP Business All-in-One 19
8. Open Source 22
9. Open Source ERP (OSE) 23
9.1 Open Source ERP and SMBs 24
9.2 Open Source Midmarket Solutions Overview 26
9.2.1 Openbravo 26
9.2.1.1 Functional Features 26
9.2.1.2 Cost 27
9.2.1.3 Accolades 27
9.2.2 Compiere 28......

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