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ERP5: a next-generation, open-source erp architecture

Jean-Paul Smets-Solanes · Rogério Atem de Carvalho

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ERP Systems Implementation and Impact Business Process Modeling and Analysis Information Systems and Technology Applications

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Our architecture, ERP5, offers several advantages for small and medium-size companies. All ERP5 tools are open source, so are free and have openly available source code that a business can change to suit its processes. ERP5 incorporates, from scratch, advanced concepts such as object-oriented databases, a content management system, synchronization, variations, workflows, and a method to model and implement business processes. ERP5 is also a Web site where researchers can share innovation on management techniques and their implementation through software.

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