Overview

Contents
Summary

Articles

Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

Expert Opinion | Part 2

Evolutionary Programming | Part 2

E-Procurement Stand-off | Part 2

Workflow and E-Procurement | Part 2

Strategy | Part 2

The Second Annual Consultants’ Forum | Part 2

Research Exclusive | Part 2

Partnerships

Business Review | Part 2

Supplier Profiles

AT&T
Attachmate
BEA Systems
Critical Path
Lawson Software
Scala Business Solutions
TIBCO Software
Transoft

Contact Points

Contact Points
FEACO firms directory
FEACO firms directory - Part 2

Consultancies see integration, CRM and e-commerce as key opportunities in the next 12 months, exclusive PMP research reveals.

Europe Unie - Part 2 | Part 1

News of the demise of ERP (or whatever term is used) is exaggerated. While vendors and their implementation partners have moved away from using the term, their focus remains fixed within this profitable area. There is too much at stake to abandon it.

Strictly speaking, the ERP application market – in contrast with that of CRM – has been contracting for several years. This indicates a change in development emphasis rather than a declining market or outmoded product. Applications such as CRM, supply chain management (SCM) and B2B e-commerce are now integral elements of the new ‘extended ERP’ offering and have long since been assimilated by the main ERP vendors (see Figure 2).

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International Consultants' Guide 2002

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