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[Walter Vaughan]

Hello,

I have been fooling around with ofBiz now for about a week and am very
impressed, and am now to the point of really getting into the guts of this thing.

A little background.

Almost 20 years ago I started developing applications for our company using a
RAD tool called filePro. About 10 years ago we started using Mas90 for
GL/Accounts Payable/Payroll with the rest of the functionality of our ERP
written with filePro. Over the past few years with additions to our staff we
have written a few more apps that store their data in MySQL.

My challenge is now we have three highly optimized systems & platforms that
don't talk at all to each other, and 4 in-house developers ready to tackle this
head on.

So ofBiz is extremely interesting to me.

How do/did current adopters of this framework end up with a successful in the end?

--
Walter



 
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[David E. Jones]

Walter,

Hopefully you'll get some answers here. There are a lot of active and past successful projects based on OFBiz and many are willing to share their experience. Some have done write-ups on this topic and they are available on the Marketing page of the ofbiz.org site, at:

http://www.ofbiz.org/marketing.html

-David


Walter Vaughan wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I have been fooling around with ofBiz now for about a week and am very
> impressed, and am now to the point of really getting into the guts of this thing.
>
> A little background.
>
> Almost 20 years ago I started developing applications for our company using a
> RAD tool called filePro. About 10 years ago we started using Mas90 for
> GL/Accounts Payable/Payroll with the rest of the functionality of our ERP
> written with filePro. Over the past few years with additions to our staff we
> have written a few more apps that store their data in MySQL.
>
> My challenge is now we have three highly optimized systems & platforms that
> don't talk at all to each other, and 4 in-house developers ready to tackle this
> head on.
>
> So ofBiz is extremely interesting to me.
>
> How do/did current adopters of this framework end up with a successful in the end?
>
> --
> Walter
>
>
>
>  
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