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Management Briefings   Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3 Conspectus research shows cash-strapped companies struggling to integrate their ERP, best of breed, e-business and customised enterprise systems, reports Pat Sweet. Expert Opinion E-business parks are an emerging area of corporate IT, says Robin Lee of Newell & Budge. View from the Top | Part 2 Gordon’s Fine Foods MD Andrew Gordon describes how his medium-sized company took on a big ERP package. ERP versus Best of Breed | Part 2 Phil Summerfield sheds new light on this long-running debate. Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3 With ERP vendors embedding integration components into their software, should users take that path or stick with open standards? Four market experts debate this and other issues. E-Business | Part 2 E-business assets are under-used, says Dave Graham of Edengene, but that may be because it’s so difficult to successfully implement e-business systems. Market Direction | Part 2 John Moore of analyst firm ARC Advisory predicts which enterprise software areas are going to be hot in the next 12 months. Implementation Issues | Part 2 Keith Bedingham of Verax shows how to make ERP change projects work. IT Infrastructure | Part 2 | Part 3 New enterprise applications can stretch the underlying IT infrastructure to breaking point. Colin Butcher ticks off the areas you need to cover. Download a PDF version of the full report

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