tjl7666
6th January 2006, 19:21
Is it just me or has Baan support become completly worthless.

mark_h
6th January 2006, 21:06
We are not having any problems. Still not perfect, but better than 6 or 7 years ago.

NPRao
6th January 2006, 21:59
I am not sure of your location. I would definitely say the BaaN North America Support have been more than helpful. It also depends on your Staff's BaaN's knowledge and experience. Every product has some issues/bugs/enhancement requests etc, it just depends on how you get it resolved. I do admit sometimes there isnt enough documentation but with the latest releases they have improved a lot, at the same time I have observed many people asking Qs for which they can find info in the available manuals. It's good to do one's homework before they ask questions than seek out answers in desperation, in that way they would become smart and wiser by trying out things.

Viplov
7th January 2006, 06:39
Completely agree with NPRao, everyone should do their self study before going to study or do a new task. It will not only help to understand the things properly but also increase your efficiency to do things effectively.


Viplov

BBailey
17th March 2006, 21:31
I wouldn't go as far as say SSA One Point Support is worthless, but it certainly is far too expensive in my opinion! I recently heard of a company offering alternative software support for Peoplesoft and JD Edwards at half the cost of vendor support.
http://www.tomorrownow.com/
Has anyone heard of similar companies offering more affordable Baan support as an alternative to SSA One Point Support?

dave_23
17th March 2006, 21:51
Sure if you don't need bug fixes or new technology you can get support really cheap.

Dave