“Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is one of the last
application areas in which Linux has little or no impact. The
Peerstone Group, a market research firm, found that only two
percent of corporations relied on Linux to support their ERP
applications in 2004. Yet, recently, a growing number of Linux ERP
vendors have emerged. Although obstacles remain, the future of
Linux in ERP looks promising.“An early pioneer in Linux ERP was Pharma Nord, a Danish
pharmaceutical company that has 300 employees in more than 20
countries…”
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