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Review: SAP is strong tactically and strategically. I think the leader has an incomparable reputation. As a stockholder, I hope SAP will win the market for ERP and CRM in the next 5 to 10 years.
Date reviewed: May 24, 2006 8:53 PM
Nickname: China Man
Review: Well, the world is not bipolar. In apps space, SAP is the current leader. In the dB space, Oracle leads.
The winner will be decided by the ability to market and sell in the next 5 years.
We will know in the year 2011, who is the leading horse.
Date reviewed: May 10, 2006 4:51 PM
Nickname: Mark Y.
Review: I've seen both Oracle and SAP from the inside, and SAP is the company that has its act together, with a long-range plan and on-the-ground execution. There is huge upside to what SAP is doing, and a far superior management team, with happier employees doing the hard work to win, and solid ethics and business practices. Place your confidence in SAP; I'm a believer.
Date reviewed: May 10, 2006 3:01 PM
Nickname: Duck-Duck
Review: Jeff, are you surprised? I can't fault the writer of this article alone though. Just by looking at the title of the other BW articles quoted in this one, you can tell where BW stands. Maybe SAP is indeed so head and shoulder above Oracle... or perhaps that's the Editor's personal opinion. Who knows? We all have our own agendas right? I've learned not to blindly trust any single source.
Date reviewed: May 9, 2006 10:57 PM
Nickname: suneel
Review: This is biased article for SAP. SAP doesn't provide standards based software, which is a big blow for SAP technology.
Date reviewed: May 9, 2006 10:39 PM
Nickname: Nick
Review: To Jeff
I find this article fairly balanced. Building a software empire a.k.a Oracle-style seems to be more fitting in satisfying Larry Ellison's ego than creating product to satisfy customers' needs or shareholders' values. From my experience of over 30 years of working in software, I know integrating complex software is very often more difficult than writing pieces from scratch. Oracle obviously has chosen the difficult path - technically at least - all in the misguided context of gaining market share and competing with Microsoft (another slow moving dinosaur). What I predict is that savvy customers will see thru Oracle's difficulties in the coming years, and it will not be surprised that SAP will eat Oracle for lunch when the bill is due.
Date reviewed: May 9, 2006 7:55 PM
Nickname: Reality
Review: Get with it. Its pro-SAP because, maybe, just maybe, the reality is SAP is on top. If you don't believe it, go do your own homework and research the analyst claims and the %'s and growth #'s...I don't know what else to tell you.
Date reviewed: May 9, 2006 7:07 PM
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