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Web Services and ERP: The Business Browser
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by Yankee Group
Sales Rank: 6039615
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List Price: $795.00
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Format: Adobe Reader PDFPrintable: Yes. This title is printableMac OS Compatible: OS 9.x or laterWindows Compatible: YesHandheld Compatible: Yes. Adobe Reader is available for PalmOS, Pocket PC, and Symbian OS.
File Size: 268 KB
Digital: 12 pages
Publisher: MarketResearch.com January 1, 2002
Product Description
Imagine a world in which your ERP system can find and add new features as easily as your Web browser can locate and load a page from a Web site. This is the promise of the merger of ERP and Web services. ERP systems manage the fundamental “business backbone” of an enterprise. As ERP vendors open their environments to Web services, users will be able to extend and customize the applications they use every day with useful new features—without upgrading, calling IT, or hiring a systems integrator to write new code. These new features may include automatically integrating order tracking from FedEx into their order management application (so they can invoice as soon as a shipment is received) or directly accessing a partner’s manufacturing schedule so that they can update their own production schedule. How does this work? What are Web services? What types of services will your ERP vendor be rolling out, and when? How will the high-level technological choices of ERP vendors affect emerging Web services initiatives from Sun, Microsoft, IBM, and others?
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Imagine a world in which your ERP system can find and add new features as easily as your Web browser can locate and load a page from a Web site. This is the promise of the merger of ERP and Web services. ERP systems manage the fundamental “business backbone” of an enterprise. As ERP vendors open their environments to Web services, users will be able to extend and customize the applications they use every day with useful new features—without upgrading, calling IT, or hiring a systems integrator to write new code. These new features may include automatically integrating order tracking from FedEx into their order management application (so they can invoice as soon as a shipment is received) or directly accessing a partner’s manufacturing schedule so that they can update their own production schedule. How does this work? What are Web services? What types of services will your ERP vendor be rolling out, and when? How will the high-level technological choices of ERP vendors affect emerging Web services initiatives from Sun, Microsoft, IBM, and others?
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Web Services and ERP: The Business Browser
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