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Don't rule out the big players prematurely (OpenERP etc.)Don't rule out the big players prematurely (OpenERP etc.)Posted May 10, 2012 8:57 UTC (Thu) by Seegras (subscriber, #20463)In reply to: Don't rule out the big players prematurely (OpenERP etc.) by debacle Parent article: Accounting systems: a rant and a quest
We're running OpenERP for a small business.
And we're moderately content with it. It has quirks, and it's often complicated.
What I really don't like are the upgrades. As it happens, OpenERP is a collection of plugins. Every plugin defines the database-fields in it's forms, which are inserted/generated upon installation of the plugin. Which means dozens of plugins modify the same tables.
This makes migrating, even to a never version of openerp, really unpleasant.
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