Talking about new trends in open source business management software (ERPs)
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COETIC hosted a NaN-tic talk on new trends in open source ERP software for computer engineering professionals. The session examined the architecture, programming language and technological features that set Tryton apart, followed by an informal discussion with attendees.
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The Col·legi d'Enginyeries Tècniques i Grau en Informàtica de Catalunya (COETIC) embraced and helped us to organize a speech about the new trends in open source business management software (ERPs). The activity was held on 11th of March and was attended by computer engineering professionals interested in open source alternatives to traditional ERPs.
Unlike other activities we organize, this speech has technical content. It was focused on the architecture behind this type of software and language used. In addition, Albert Cervera detailed technological aspects that make Tryton different from the rest of ERP. Tryton is the ERP we recommend to our customers for their robustness, flexibility and its great capacity for evolution.
After the talk we invited attendees and staff of COETIC to a small snack to dialogue and know their point of view and answer specific questions.
Frequently asked questions
Who helped organise the talk on open source ERP software?
COETIC hosted the activity and helped NaN-tic organise it.
Who was the session mainly aimed at?
It was aimed at computer engineering professionals interested in open source alternatives to traditional ERP systems.
Which technical topics were discussed?
The talk focused on the architecture of this type of software, its programming language and the features that distinguish Tryton from other ERP systems.
What happened after the talk?
Attendees and the COETIC team shared a small snack to exchange views and address specific questions.
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