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Deciding Whether to Build or Buy Order Management Software
By Regina Kwon
2002-06-03
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Project planner: Should you build ordering software yourself -- or buy what you need? Our assessment tool can help you make the decision. These charts walk through the process
of deciding whether to build a series
of ordering applications in-house or to
buy them. In this scenario, a continuous-flow
manufacturer wants to improve its order fulfillment and
inventory-tracking processes and to open
them to customer and supplier networks.
Compare your options using our three-step spreadsheet tool, available as an
Excel file (compressed)
Project planners may regard these tasks and costs as representative of projects of this size and scope, but should tailor assumptions to meet their own requirements.
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