Nickname: erpfusion.net

Review: Well, Oracle Fusion will definitely be a winner once it is released. It would have the best of the best features from different application suites (PeopleSoft, Oracle etc) and it would eat the SAP Market Share in future. Keep Watching... For Oracle Fusion and PeopleSoft updates, Check this site: http://www.erpfusion.net

Date reviewed: Jan 25, 2007 4:02 PM

Nickname: Former Oracle Guy

Review: I worked for Oracle roughly five years ago--around the time when Oracle decided to enter the enterprise applications space with the E-Business suite. At the time everyone doubted them and said it was too large an undertaking. Believe me they will make it work. They have the management, resources, skillsets, and customer base to support them.

Date reviewed: Sep 3, 2006 5:49 PM

Nickname: Marian Crkon

Review: There is no doubt in my mind there is any confusion at Oracle as to who is in charge. I am sure everybody is aware of who acquired whom. However, the devil is in details. Oracle will be under a lot of pressure to show results quickly. Let's all hope they take the time to do it right and come up with better products when it's all over. See complete comments to this article at http://itsafeature.com/take-your-time-oracle-fusion-take-your-time/

Date reviewed: Jan 26, 2006 9:37 PM

Nickname: OLD SAP GUY

Review: So, SAP is also doing a re-write. Can we get some news about that? What are they hiding from us? I understand that it is a complete architechture change, very simmilar to Oracle's. Will be interesting to see what happens here.

Date reviewed: Jan 24, 2006 3:56 AM

Nickname: Doubtful

Review: Halfway when development hasn't even begun?

Date reviewed: Jan 24, 2006 2:54 AM

Nickname: What about SAP

Review: Interesting that SAP is doing the same thing -- rewriting their applications. But no one is questioning them.

Date reviewed: Jan 20, 2006 5:37 PM

Nickname: Rick L

Review: I've worked with John Wookey in the past and no one should underestimate his skill as a manager. He knows how to manage very complex projects and is trusted by both the business and technical teams. If anyone at Oracle can pull this off it's Wookey. SAP might want to start thinking about how it's going to protect its market share. Armageddon is about to begin.

Date reviewed: Jan 20, 2006 3:01 PM