SAP and Oracle ERP

Sap
Meaning:
First, SAP is the company name, the SAP company, which was founded in 1972 and headquartered in Germany
Second, SAP is the name of its ERP (Enterprise-wide Resource planning) software, the world's first ERP software

Oracl ERP compared to SAP:
Oracle can adapt to the business of the enterprise more personalized, easy to adjust, and sap to adapt to stable, standard business processes, difficult to change.
This is also why SAP emphasizes that SAP represents an advanced business process that requires enterprises to adapt to the software. Oracel is more suitable for business complex, personalized management enterprises.
The difficulty and complexity of Oracle software implementation, the cost of implementation, is far less risky than SAP.

Comments from Netizens:
--No use of Oracle, but I think the first standardization of things is more simple, where all can be used quickly, so as to facilitate the promotion, I think this is sap can become the market share of the first ERP software.
Secondly, any enterprise can spend as long as is willing to pay a person to develop fully suitable for the company's own personality of the ERP software, including the development of SAP language.
That enterprise why not completely own development, I think is very important one reason is to buy software at the same time also want to standardize the business process, improve management level.
With what software or look at the needs of enterprises themselves, there is no best only more appropriate.

--Different market positioning
Oracle ERP positioning is a big company, preferably a large multinational company,
A big company means:
1 A lot of departments, communication is difficult, because you do not know what others are doing, perhaps do not know, but to help up to do things
2 Division of labor is very thin, everything needs a number of departments to work together to complete
3 data size is large enough that access does not support
4 ...

If only a small company, only a few people, then use the Excel bar, a larger use of access, a little bit more SQL Server, then the big only with Oracle ...

There are still a lot of things that--oracle can achieve. I led the development of several sets of enterprise management software, and Oracle A comparison, the gap is too big, shame.