Take any good product and you will notice something - consistency across the board. The interface will be the same across* User screens,* Reports* Alerts* Help pickers* Menu structures* Login and navigation* Text fonts
Look deeper under the hood and you will see consistency in smaller things like* How to recognize mandatory fields and document identifiers* What type of fields default and under what conditions* How does one delete, modify or view a record* What referential integrity checks should be done during deletion* How can one export data or send trigger mails* How are additional business rules or logic addedMany products are built without an underlying platform. However once customer and industry specific variations occur, it is almost impossible to keep adding to the product without affecting the underlying consistency and architecture. It is like building a house without a foundation. The wise man built his house on a rock - or in today's terms a good foundation. Take any product that has succeeded over a long period of time SAP, Oracle, Peoplesoft, Siebel - all of them have a good foundation.The KServe products (www.KServe.net) are all built on the same underlying platform. Take a look at CRM, HCM or our ERP products - they will have consistency and a uniform architecture. This is because we built a strong foundation. The foundation is proven across many customers, and so all our products are proven. You only have to verify if the process covered is relevant to your business and be sure that the application will stand the rigor of rugged usage by enterprise users.
George Vettah
KServe Enterprise Software Products
Plot No. 3019, Y Block, 3rd Street,
12th Main Road, Anna Nagar,
Chennai 600040 India
Ph : +91 44 42615064
Web : www.KServe.net
Email : Products@kserve.net
KServe Enterprise Applications wins Techsparks 2010 as well as Tech
The KServe™ range of Enterprise Applications from Kallos Solutions has won critical acclaims in two important competitions in the year 2010. The companies underlying innovations that enable customers to get rapid, affordable, scalable and world class applications has caught the attention of the decision makers of these competitions.
Employee Portals - Improving service levels and lowering HR executive to employee ratios
Every VP of HR asks this question. Do I really need so many executives to ensure that employees are satisfied. Can we provide good service without having to add more resources?
CRM and ERP – do they need to be tightly integrated?
A hard question, but a question that many CIO’s are asking. The key to the answer lies in asking just one questionIs the volume of leads/opportunities that converted to orders very high?
