Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by sveme on Monday April 04, 2022 @12:49AM
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Google switched to SAP two years or so ago.
Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by cerved on Monday April 04, 2022 @02:28AM
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switched what?
Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by RedNifre on Monday April 04, 2022 @06:19AM
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The company.
Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by anticensor on Monday April 04, 2022 @10:31AM
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I would have expected something like ABC CRM, tailored to Google.
Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by rendall on Monday April 04, 2022 @12:34AM
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> McKinsey infiltration into...
What is McKinsey infiltration?
Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by n3k5 on Monday April 04, 2022 @02:41AM
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I don't know about “McKinsey infiltration into many a large F100+” first-hand, but from context I'd guess it's simply getting consultants from McKinsey & Company[0] jobs in the ‘infiltrated’ firm, on the basis that it has no in-house employees capable of properly setting up / running the bizarrely complex and idiosyncratic SCM-ERP-HCM-BI-etc. software in question.
Basically: You have a problem; Oracle/SAP says they'll solve it for you. Now you have a second problem; they say McKinsey'll solve it for you. Now you have …
Re:Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to ru...
by samstave on Monday April 04, 2022 @03:46PM
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Its the cancer that permeates your C-Suite. Meta-stasize-ing,
God I love etymology:
"-Stasize"
**To stand on a hilltop once. To be, this time, on advance. To reach the highest clouds. To touch the limits of space. To out-grow skyscrapers. And make them look at my face.**
---So FB is becoming a meta-stacious being..
That which wishes to control from a vantage, or t corrupt from within the minds... The light house.
(and bloat, and McKinsey infiltration into many a large F100+)
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They are old school, entrenched, but yu would jump off a cliff supporting any of this legacy stuff. It will persist as the inertia on huge systems is heavy.
But yeah - I wonder if they are signing any NEW business... aside from military bunker grade stuff (which will cost as much as the bunker to implement) I dont see a reason to implement (not because I am bashing, but because I dont know the modern business case reqs that would call for SAP)