SAP - Public Sector can conquer the World!

Hi All,
I have a confidence that one day all Governments in the World should have SAP - Public Sector (Industry Solution).
For more information: SAP for Public Sector
Its great if you can express your views and possibilities on the above topic.
Regards,
Siva kumar.

Hi Siva kumar D,
as far as i concern , it would be great if it happens, but it has a cost of its own,because taking the
licence of sap and providing the end user its training will be costlier, and i don't think country like
india will do it for all of its concern, yes it may possible that those companies which are in highest money makers will get this advancements, probablly because any end user more generally never
wants to change their way of working, because they have to learn new thing , they have to adapt
new technoligies, that means they have to expose themselves in new technologies.
Now when they will work, certainly there wer many chnages of problem occurs in begining,and in
the industry sector, no one wants to take its responsibility itself.
So adapting a new technologies and working onto it, in govt. organisations are somewhat dficult
, as you can see ONGC works in sap , but most of the persons working for ONGC are from third
party payroll.
So in my opinion, it would be a better advantage for sap professionals, if govt. sectors will deploy it
, because there will have plenty of jobs in market, but adapting sap and providing sap training
and then working for those people, who are adhere in old methods of working is somewhat
difficult with respect to private sectors.

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