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opentaps Warehouse and Purchasing Translated to Spanish

Posted June 16, 2011July 26, 2011 Si Chen1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized

Thanks again to Stalyn Chavez of BokSoft in Peru, who has been working with opentaps, the Purchasing and Warehouse modules of opentaps have been translated to Spanish.  Here’s what the Purchasing module looks like:

Work in a Mobile, Social World

Posted June 15, 2011July 26, 2011 Si Chen1 CommentPosted in Uncategorized

The world of social media and mobile devices is fundamentally changing the way we work. A Shift in Behavior

IBM Performance 2011: Social Media and the Future of Enterprise Software

Posted May 5, 2011June 15, 2011 Si Chen2 CommentsPosted in Uncategorized

The tagline for this year’s IBM Performance 2011, “From Insight to Foresight,” tells us a lot about where IBM sees enterprise software headed.

Looking for Magento Developer to Build opentaps Analytics Data Loader

Posted April 19, 2011 Si ChenLeave a commentPosted in Uncategorized

We’re looking for a Magento developer to build a module to load product, customer, and order data from Magento into opentaps Analytics.  You will be creating an independent plugin module for Magento which will get the data using the Magento API and load it into opentaps Analytics using our web-based data loading API.  You will […]

New Spanish Translations for opentaps / Nuevas traducciones de opentaps en Espanol

Posted March 11, 2011March 11, 2011 Si ChenLeave a commentPosted in Uncategorized

Thanks to Stalyn Chavez of BokSoft in Peru, who has been working with opentaps since version 0.9, we now have new translations of opentaps CRM and Financials to Spanish.

Can Open Source Make ERP Better?

Posted January 28, 2011March 11, 2011 Si Chen8 CommentsPosted in Uncategorized

Derek Singleton at SoftwareAdvice.com has written an interesting article entitled Can Open Source ERP Succeed? He brought up some of the hurdles for the adoption of open source ERP software. Having developed open source ERP and CRM for over five years now, I’d like to ask a different question: Can Open Source make ERP better?

Opportunities in a Changing World

Posted January 5, 2011January 26, 2011 Si ChenLeave a commentPosted in Uncategorized

Over the holidays, I read Worldchanging, a book about the “big picture” technological, environmental, social, economic, and political trends of the next 20 years.

Is Collaborative Consumption the Future of e-Commerce?

Posted December 17, 2010December 17, 2010 Si Chen2 CommentsPosted in Uncategorized

What’s in store for e-commerce?  A recent book, What’s Mine is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption, offers a glimpse at a potentially big shift.

The New Small: an Interview with Phil Simon

Posted December 10, 2010 Si ChenLeave a commentPosted in Uncategorized

Phil Simon has written an interesting new book, The New Small, about a new breed of small businesses that are taking advantage of new technologies to leapfrog their larger competitors. (Talking to him about the book inspired my post about “Open Source and the Future of Small Businesses“.)  He’s also shared some insights about his […]

opentaps Open Source ERP + CRM Update

Posted December 7, 2010December 17, 2010 Si ChenLeave a commentPosted in Uncategorized

opentaps In The Cloud with Amazon EC2 Want to get up and running quickly and easily on enterprise-class open source ERP and CRM? Want to run it on demand on world class infrastructure and pay by the hour? Now you can.

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