Within the organization, I use SAP ERP on a daily basis.
The most significant elements of this solution are the ability to create a virtual product, a service product, and delivery.
Data analytics can be improved.
The problem with SAP is that whenever there is a modification, or if a new field needs to be added, they charge tens of thousands, hundreds, or even two hundred thousand dollars. That is not anything in which I am really interested.
For instance, consider a single-use case. I have to enter the root causes for a certain operation or failure. That option does not exist anywhere in SAP, not in manufacturing, not in logistics, not in anything. It is completely missing.
The root cause analysis is very common across industries, yet SAP does not offer this option.
A line field or a metaparticle, for example, was delayed. If you have the choice to input the warehouse operator or if the person who submitted the document has the opportunity to enter, this has been postponed for N, X, Y, or Z reasons.
That would have been ideal, but sadly, that option is not available in SAP. I checked other modules, but that option does not exist anywhere.
I have been working with SAP ERP, for eight years.
It is a very stable product. I would rate the stability of SAP ERP a nine out of ten.
In terms of scalability, everything is very modular. It would be great if you could combine everything.
I would rate the scalability a five or six out of ten.
Technical support could be improved. It comes with an additional cost.
It was set up for me. I didn't have to do anything.
I am not sure. However, extensions cost approximately $100,000 or$200,000.
SAP ERP is a great product, but its flexibility is limited.
It's a great product, but it has been driven from the top. It has been driven from the top. It is not a customer-based solution. We are offered something as it is and we are expected to use it as it is.
I would rate SAP ERP a nine out of ten.