On re-reading the last post I wrote, I was wondering if it was a little over the top? Was I spending too much time inside Workday drinking a little too much of our own kool aid? believing too much in our own hype? (as you can see, this sentence could go for ever).
On re-reading the last post I wrote, I was wondering if it was a little over the top? Was I spending too much time inside Workday drinking a little too much of our own kool aid? believing too much in our own hype? (as you can see, this sentence could go for ever).
However, no sooner had I closed that tab of the browser, than up popped an email from Bruce Richardson of AMR taking about the future of ERP and SaaS. This was quickly followed up by CIO magazine with the following post.
So, to extend an analogy in these articles: if we are indeed the Prius of the ERP industry, then at least when traveling below 40kmh our exhaust fumes shouldn’t be too dangerous to inhale!
Happy Christmas everyone
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