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Reply from soldner on May 9 at 7:19 AM Coskun brings up a very good point. For us in the public sector, we need an auditor buy-in for any major change to how data is stored in the 'official database record'. Check with your auditors also!
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From: Coskun Aydinoglu
Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2013 7:05 AM
Subject: Microsoft Access vs. SAP for Budgeting Purposes
Excuse me but if large or middle scale company insists on using excel,
access etc. instead of any ERP, it's SAP or not, or any automation. It has
two reasons
1- Managers are too narrow minded and old fashioned. They don't have any
idea about how software can make their work more efficient therefore
profitable
2- They are trying to do some illegal things. In order not to leave any
track behind. These single file solutions makes possible to audit
impossible or very hard. It's a single file without any historical data. |
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