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EDMOND VAN NIEUWENHUYSELAAN 5 - Feridis, Luxembourg based IT company, has published in November last year a book analysing the leader (SAP) and the challenger (OpenERP) of the enterprise management software. This book has generated a lot of reactions in the SAP and OpenERP communities, so they have decided to release their book for free, or the price of one tweet. This book, "OpenERP evaluation with SAP as reference", exposes the SAP experts' eye on an emerging solution i.e. OpenERP. It puts into perspective the advantages of their implementation methodologies, the differences in the features, customization approaches, and business models. The new book gives you an idea on everything you have ever needed to know about what an ERP can do. Through detailed analysis, it evaluates and compares SAP, the leader, and OpenERP, the challenger, so you can judge for yourself. SAP users will discover in this book how OpenERP solves the same problems as SAP, but with a totally different approach and point of view in terms of marketing, product development and distribution model. At the other end, OpenERP users will discover what makes SAP the world leader in the enterprise management software market. Through this book, you will learn how to assess differently OpenERP and SAP based on your specific needs, avoid hidden costs of an OpenERP or SAP implementation and the advantages of different implementation methodologies. Moreover, you will discover what makes SAP such a good and popular product and how OpenERP SA succeed to build a software comparable to SAP in only 5 years. Do you want to get your hands on a copy of this book before anyone else? Hot of the press, this book is available on Amazon (www.amzn.to/zs28CN), but you can have your free copy by paying with a tweet. To download the free ebook just click here: www.bit.ly/wMHbMd
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