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Study Group: ERP Software Experts for Business Process Automation and Monitoring (EU)(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 10

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on topics such as IT Services, consumer electronics, wireless devices, software, hardware, information technology, semiconductors, media, cable, satellite, internet, broadband, global positioning systems, advertising, online media, telecommunications, networking, wireless, and data storage, among others.

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Simon Harrison, Principal, Kew Consulting LtdSimon Harrison
Principal
Kew Consulting Ltd

Simon Harrison is the Founder of Kew Consulting, a company providing independent advice to enterprise and business software end-user organizations, software and consulting firms and investors and analysts. He specializes in SAP, Oracle, Microsoft, Infor and IBM solutions. Previously, he was the Chief...


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Stephen Craggs, BA Oxon
Vice-Chairman- Integration Consortium and Director
Lustratus

Steve Craggs is the Vice-Chairman of the Integration Consortium and Director of Lustratus, a market analyst firm. He specializes in enterprise architectures such as Service-Oriented Architecture, Software as a Service (SaaS) and Event-driven Architecture, Enterprise 2.0 technology, mash-ups, enterprise...


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There really IS something different about SOA | 09-27-2007
Analysis of: SOA Market Forecasted at $15.4B by 2013 | www.gridtoday.com
Author: Stephen Craggs, BA Oxon, Vice-Chairman- Integration Consortium and Director, Lustratus

The article is completely off the planet in its estimates - there is absolutely no way that the SOA market will be worth $15B in 2013. There are not enough skills in the world. However, SOA really is different to what has gone before, and is not just about reuse.

SAP – The Innovator’s Dilemma – Why Not Name It SAP R/4? | 09-26-2007
Analysis of: SAP's Down-Market Gamble | www.businessweek.com
Author: Simon Harrison, Principal, Kew Consulting Ltd

Now we all know that SAP A1S is to be named SAP Business ByDesign, or dare I say SAP BBD. SAP is facing the classic innovator’s dilemma in trying to introduce a new product and business without disrupting or cannibalizing its existing customers and current business models. This is...

All Eyes on the SAP 'A1S' Global Announcement Event, September 19th 2007, New York | 09-10-2007
Analysis of: SMBs demand attention from business apps vendors -- and get it | searchsmb.techtarget.com
Author: Simon Harrison, Principal, Kew Consulting Ltd

The enterprise software industry and business application vendors in particular will be watching closely the upcoming SAP 'A1S' Global Announcement Event in New York on September 19th, 2007. We all know that SAP's much talked about new product 'A1S' is aimed at small and medium sized businesses (SMBs),...

Strategic Moves for SAP into the Mid-Market | 01-31-2007
Analysis of: SAP Warms on Costs of a Simpler Product | online.wsj.com
Author: Simon Harrison, Principal, Kew Consulting Ltd

SAP must more successfully penetrate the software market for medium and small businesses as the large enterprise software market continues to mature.This mid-market focused push requires effective channel to market, and specific products for specific market niches.SAP's new A1S product is aimed...

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