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In the pursuit of high-quality IT solutions for managerial modeling of the economy of enterprises, pivotal role play software like ERP, BI, CPQ, CRM, etc.
Our research on Business Software
Among these, the most critical software are the ones that effectively manage all enterprise resources, while the final goal is to successfully create a Business Digital Twin of the enterprise. This comprehensive solution is crucial in modeling business enterprises and corporations.
Over the past two decades, ISEE has undertaken several major research projects specifically focused on business management software. These projects aim to appraise existing software as tools for managing enterprise economies within the framework defined by the Business Model Ontology. Notably, global companies such as SAP™, Microsoft™, Oracle™, BAAN™, Infor™, and 1C™ are leading the development of such software.
Investigation research
2003
ERP Solution Evaluation Study: BOEING's ERP-BAAN 5.0
In 2003, ISEE took a unique approach to exploring the cognitive potential of business software, focusing on BOEING’s main IT instrument for corporate management: BAAN 5.0 and its capabilities as an enterprise management modeling tool.
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SAP, Oracle, Microsoft: Comparison with the third version of the BDT
To prove that a Digital Twin system of a new quality is possible: with significant cognitive advantages and without significant shortcomings.
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ERP Solution Evaluation Study: SAP S/4HANA
In 2023, ISEE conducted an ERP evaluation study focused on SAP S/4HANA’s capabilities and evaluating its functional construct as a carrier of Business Model Ontology.
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ERP Solution Evaluation Study: Oracle NetSuite
ISEE’s ERP evaluation study in 2023 focused on Oracle NetSuite’s capabilities, assessing its functional construct as a carrier of Business Model Ontology.
Read the research“The countless modules, even integrated with each other, are unable to reflect reality as it is. And this defect is substantial.”
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