Home-grown ERP bears fruit
The News Review:
- Home-grown ERP bears fruit
- Thaksin assures Powell violence is home-grown
- Home Grown
- Media reflects realities of life in Iraq
Home-grown ERP bears fruit
Express Computers – Jun 13, 2005
” For example, Blue Dart made available scanned copies of delivery slips to shippers with the help of handheld devices. This feature is closely linked to the company’s ERP system, which enables scanned copies to be viewed on the company’s Web site. Integrating such a feature is easier in a home-grown application. Even small companies such as garment exporter iSex Fashions plumped for an in-house ERP system. Every garment exporter has a different way of going about its business, from sampling to production to packing to shipment. All this may not be captured in existing ERP packages, even those that claim to have modules for the textile industry, believes Jaweed Aslam, Systems Administrator at iSex. The accounting department may change its system due to changes in the business process…
Adaptability is of utmost importance. Typically, vendors such as SAP provide consulting services that stress the need for companies to prepare people for adopting change management without which an ERP implementation might just fail. This is however not the case with companies developing home-grown systems. Clearly, in-house ERP is an alternative for companies to fill in gaps left by packaged ERP. ERP burns bright at Jyothy Laboratories Jyothy Laboratories is one of the leading FMCG companies in India, with brands such as Jeeva Ayurvedic soap, Ujala Supreme Whitener and Maxo mosquito coils. Jyothy went ahead with an ERP solution that it developed in-house. The company has manufacturing plants and stock depots across 60 locations in the country.
Thaksin assures Powell violence is home-grown
Nation Multimedia – Jun 13, 2005
Powell, who is in Thailand to deliver a speech on A New Vision for the World to a private-sector forum in Bangkok today, asked Thaksin about the situation, and whether it was linked with regional terrorism. When he was told that it was a domestic problem, he was relieved, Thaksin said, adding that this assessment agreed with that of US intelligence, which also said the violence was probably homegrown. Despite Thaksins assurance, some of the prime ministers own security officials say there are growing indications that links do exist with regional networks, especially in the areas of finance, training and ideology. They cite the increasingly sophisticated employment of explosive devices.
Home Grown
Mail Tribune – Jun 13, 2005
NOTE: This is one in a weekly series of profiles on locally owned and operated businesses in Southern Oregon. What do you do, and how long have you been doing it? Russell Sanger: I’ve been running auto repair shops for 17 years. I first went to work for John Dentone about 8½ years ago and then was his partner for a year and have owned the shop for the past seven years. John Woodward was the original owner with Medford Foreign Car Service and then the name was changed to Specialized when John Dentone bought it from him. Advertisement How long have you lived in the Rogue Valley? I’ve lived here since 1970; we moved here from Kansas.
Media reflects realities of life in Iraq
BBC News – Jun 13, 2005
"The change has been extraordinary in two years since the fall of Saddam Hussein". The aim of al-Sharqiya is to give Iraqis their own home-grown entertainment with dramas, comedies and music shows as well as the news and current affairs programmes.