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Re: Effective Org
Out of pure curiosity, what’s the largest Odoo deployment anyone made? Meaning, largest company that uses Odoo, and why “larger” don’t use it?
I’ve even heard that “Odoo is not as prestigious as Dynamics or IBM one"
On 25 Apr 2020, at 08:06, Kitti Upariphutthiphong <kittiu@ecosoft.co.th> wrote:Hi David,ERPNext is a nicely packaged software with its unique concept. Among OSS ERPs, beside Odoo, only ERPNext caught my attention, although, ERPNext is on the opposite side of Odoo in evey way.Like others, I used to explore it a while back. It has vision is to be Monolith software vs Modularity as in Odoo. And so not many optional plugins. Because if there is new requirements, they will just include in the main package. But some time, I think 2 different requirement can't co-exists, right?ERPNext definitely have more things out of the box, but I wonder when it come to niche requirements (like Localizaiton among others), how can we cope with it. And this is the area where OCA shines.In summary, I think Odoo is more difficult to implement, but also more flexible. ERPNext is easy to start with on general term, but lack of niche solution.Would be interested to hear your indept comparison too :)KittiOn Sat, Apr 25, 2020 at 3:42 AM P.V.Anthony <anthony@mindmedia.com.sg> wrote:On 25/4/20 4:37 am, David Arnold wrote: > I'll definitely make some more in depth testing and report back. I for one would really like to know the results of the testing of erpnext. P.V.Anthony_______________________________________________
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by Alexey Pelykh <alexey.pelykh@gmail.com> - 08:21 - 25 Apr 2020
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For an effective organization, drop odoo for keybase alltogether.After all, organizations are made of people, right?Odoo's fundamental process model is too stiff for organic business growth.Odoo's omnichannel conversational capabilities are weak. It's general conversational capabilities are week, too.And are there chances your business is not a Jon Doe table factory, like one plate, four legs, you know...Conclusion: integrate odoo as a backend into your tools landscape, but drive your business growth elsewhere..
by dar - 05:20 - 24 Apr 2020