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What do you expect from your SI Implementation partner for the success of ERP implementation.
Bring best practices - Not to offer more CR's Leveraging standard functions
20%
Need more honesty to work with the Users until their processes are fully mapped & Users are trained
40%
Focus on process automation/ integrations/ Real time data/ BI analytics
13%
Stick to basics
27%
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Old 12th April 2015, 05:24
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We face lot of issues in Baan4c like problems in WIP mismatch,not reflecting correct position,lack of average costs etc.So in these respects is SAP better over Baan?

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Old 12th April 2015, 16:53
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Every enterprise system has its own set of bugs. I have never worked with SAP, but I am sure it will have its own issues in the code - it could be wip, etc. I do know Oracle EBS is more complicated that BaaN - again with its own set of issues at times.
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Old 19th June 2015, 17:34
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We face lot of issues in Baan4c like problems in WIP mismatch,not reflecting correct position,lack of average costs etc.So in these respects is SAP better over Baan?

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Hello, The problem you maybe facing is that no one has actually sat down and gone through all the problems in this area, I believe. Their maybe fixes available for some of your issues.

I use to code in all areas of Baan, and had to back port solutions for some customers it was more like sticky tape and plastic solutions, ie only fix the bug reported as the customer didn't want all the solutions.
1. I would either upgrade and thoroughly test before you use any new system.
2. Or create an internal personalisation, get a GOOD coder to go through all the problems and fixes them and the user team keeps testing.
This depends on how much system code you have, ie if you software code for debug available.

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Also, you can't really compare Baan IV to a current version of SAP; you would need to compare ERP LN, which most likely has resolved a lot of those kinds of issues.
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Old 14th August 2015, 15:10
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Guys, I have worked on both Baan (Almost 6 years) and SAP (4 years) as a developer and interacted a lot with users/functional consultants.
If you want to compare between Baan and SAP, it would be fair to compare between Baan IVc4 <=> SAP 4.6 and ERP LN <=> SAP ECC6.

But, trust me, SAP ECC6 is far more evolved in terms of functionality as well as technical architecture than ERP LN. It provides just too many options on platter. And being a developer or a functional you don't have to break your head working on small things. Instead one just needs to focus on the Business need and the solution.

However, the huge list of options makes it difficult to troubleshoot. If you miss out a single configuration, sometimes it may take ages to identify. Such incidents can cause similar problems what we get with Baan/ERP LN.

Baan IVc4 v/s SAP 4.6 :
Both are equally stable and users face issues on equal frequency. Just like Baan needs to be patched with solutions, SAP 4.6 needs to be patched with "Notes". I have observed that number of issues are almost the same.

ERP LN vs SAP ECC6
Surly SAP surpasses ERP LN in all terms. Things work smooth and with higher consistency in SAP ECC6.
Requires less frequent updates through Notes, though there are too many notes provided to meet customer needs.
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Old 17th August 2015, 15:32
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Hello Sameer,
I think, that you compare old LN fp3 with SAP ECC6. But if you compare ECC6 with LN 10.4, your results will be different.
We evaluate ECC6 and LN for Automotive and IE&M companies. LN always has more functionality for Automotive (for example Assembly control), and now has more features for A&D and Project industry. In terms of platform, ES 10.4.1 is a fully different product, than old ES. And LN UI + Ming.le user interface is a very customer friendly.
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Old 18th August 2015, 18:34
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i used to work for a company that evaluated ms dynamics against erp ln. during the presentation, the erp ln presenter was considered "weak" and the ms dynamics guy was "strong" in the presentation. ms dynamics won.
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Old 3rd November 2015, 11:42
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Here is a quick comparison between 4 ERP software.
http://panorama-consulting.com/sap-v...titans-report/
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Old 29th August 2016, 20:42
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I have experience on LN 10.3 with brazilian localization, so we have 12 monthlies along the year and several corrections due our government regulatory so unfortunately affects standard sessions, but we dont have customizations, this is good, because in Brazil Infor treats all the issues thru Infor Xtreme since this is a official localization for Brazil.
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Old 19th March 2018, 14:20
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Here is a quick comparison between 4 ERP software.
http://panorama-consulting.com/sap-v...titans-report/
Thanks for sharing! Do you, by any chance, know anything about Innovation Partner? Would you recommend them?
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