Oracle sued over never-ending ERP nightmare
It is rare that Oracle let’s things get so far that their poor quality of implementation and poor structure of their ERP solution are made public through a court case. But, that has just happened, involving an engineering business in the US.
“The software giant Oracle was sued by Worth & Company, a Pennsylvania-based mechanical contractor, over a failed enterprise resource planning (ERP) software deal.” – The Register reports.
More detailes can be found here: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/02/21/biz_sues_oracle/
Oracle ERP? #Avoid
Why are we interested?
That is of course our experience of the Oracle Netsuite ERP and Ecommerce SaaS platform as well: The implementation is delayed years, and when it does ‘go live’ it is riddled with technical problems.
[Here is a new Oracle Netsuite jargon for you: Coding errors that stop an ecommerce website from taking payments are ‘typographical mistakes‘ according the Oracle Netsuite international best practice team leader, not actual errors deserving a serious discussion about the damage that has done to revenue or evidence of poor quality workmanship! There, now you know.]
Oracle Netsuite? #Avoid #SuiteFail