Hi Khun Theera,

Thanks for your fast and Honest reaply and its much appreicated. YEs i agree
with you unto some extent. your views are absouletly right even if you are
haven't been in IT field lately ;-)

Thing is, there are lots and lots of reources available on net, the approch is
to "BUILD" as well as to "REUSE" . Its a huge task ( takes a year or more) bt
definetly doabale and commericially useable.
problem with using Compiere or any other available systems is that, the basic
design still remains the same and the time taken to develop new
GUI,newfunctioannlity, lungage layers, Loclisations is considerable, also once
we have comeup with the View and effore to fix after suuport and bugs,

I am please to hear from you ..u can call me at 070606971.

Reagrds
Vasuki

Theera Kittichareonpot <tkittich@...> wrote:

hello,

my impression of compiere is that it is hugh and complicated but is feature
rich. however, implementing a new ERP would require multiple years of work and
might not be the way to go. i personally think that making a set of coding or
configuration changes to make it work with the thai regulations and providing
support to make it simple for companies to use can be a good business. or if
you really want to change the user interface, you can just change the "view" of
the suite since it's already j2ee compliant. i dont see any reason to
completely develop a new product.

my views might be out of date though because i haven't been in the IT fields
for 2-3 years now. :)

theera

--- vasukitg <vasukitg@...> wrote:

> Hello ThaiJUG,
>
> I am in Thailand for past 4 years , Am in ERP business and as of now
> am dealing only with MBS products ( microsoft Business Solutions) . I
> have touched oracle ( Rapid start) in past. I have been a consultant,
> developer, project leader, project manager, unit manger...etectra. and
> have learnt inspite of fact people like Big BRAND names at the end what
> they go for is one which works for them. so....
> I am serious about developing a JAVA based ERP solutions ( I know
> Compiere is there and many other real good solutions are available
> too!!!), but i have seen more than 4-5 instances of where in customer
> using/trying to use! compire switched to MBS ( I am sinsterous in
> convincing them to do so ;-)). Reason to switch.. complications and lack
> of skillset.
> In a corporate or SME secineraio, the IT departments are more focused
> on RUNNING the systems , rather than DEVELOPING the system , which
> is required upto some extent in compire or Jerpa or similar products. No
> offense against these products, they are great and i love them, thing is
> in practial situation and competing with GIANTS, it has to be little more
> flexible.
>
> Basic features which i would like to go for in phase 1 is:
>
> GL, AP , AR ,cash management ( all in accordance to thai revenue
> regulations)
> Distibution ( Sales, Purchases , Inventory) in phase 2
> and so on so forth
> System must and should be based on JAVA ( i would personally prefer
> j2ee or netbeans as IDE)
> System should be compitable with any available databases ( big issue!)
> System should be capabale to reduce the sales cycle by means of visual
> interface for client interaction at analysis phase. ( am technical guy who
> run the business ..so i have to think of marketing too ;-))
>
> So if any one have similar thoughts please mail me, if u donot agree
> with please feel free to critize me ;-)
>
> Cheers
> Vasuki



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