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		<title>By: Paolo Juvara</title>
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		<dc:creator>Paolo Juvara</dc:creator>
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		<description>Although a lower cost option, I would not characterize open source ERP just as &quot;cheap ERP software&quot;.
A 2009 IDC report shows that, besides lower cost, many ERP adopters consider open source solution because other benefits:
1) Lower vendor dependence
2) Easier extensibility and personalization
3) Use of open standard and future proof
4) Higher quality
To this list, I would also add lower risk. Open source ERP allows you to validate that the solution is right for your business before you commit to a purchase decision.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Although a lower cost option, I would not characterize open source ERP just as &#8220;cheap ERP software&#8221;.<br />
A 2009 IDC report shows that, besides lower cost, many ERP adopters consider open source solution because other benefits:<br />
1) Lower vendor dependence<br />
2) Easier extensibility and personalization<br />
3) Use of open standard and future proof<br />
4) Higher quality<br />
To this list, I would also add lower risk. Open source ERP allows you to validate that the solution is right for your business before you commit to a purchase decision.</p>
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