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It's Lonely To Stand Alone - Stand Out with Embedded VMS

  
  
  

By Edward Jackson, President

The rebel.  The loner.  The tough guy in the cool black leather jacket that ekes an attitude of not giving a sniff about anyone.  Whether we admit it or not, we all have some form of admiration for the ones that stand out alone as bold and separate. However, the 'cool' factor is very fleeting as the tedium of isolation consumes day after day.  In today's networked and collaborative world, stand alone is, well…lonely.  

That is why we believe our concept of 'Embedded VMS' will stand out.  We know our large corporate customers have substantial investments into their ERP procurement, financials and HR systems.  Why should our customers not be able to have VMS embedded within their ERP stack just like all the other modules that comprise their ERP stack?  We think they should!

  • Embedded transactions from req to PO to payment? Check!
  • Embedded BI mingled with other financial and HR BI content? Check!
  • True seamless user experience with federated content all within their ERP system?  Delivered.

719D566A 46A9 4ABE BA4E B940F9C832E5For too long, many vendors have talked about how easily and 'seamlessly' they integrate with ERP.  Beautiful power points are shown of complex integration solved with a mere box, arrow and target box.  However, we know the reality is that when the slide-ware goes away and the realities of complex integration come to bear, these VMS systems get deployed as stand alone with integrations sitting in the proverbial 'parking lot'.  

If you are tired of boxes and arrows or 'APIs' that require you to code to, let us show you a proof of concept of true embedded VMS within Oracle E-Business Suite and PeopleSoft Enterprise delivered with Oracle OBIEE to OBIEE.  Schedule a session here.

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