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The learning curve for SaaS-based applications is less because most users already know how to use a ________.
 
  A) web browser
  B) personal computer
  C) printer
  D) iPod
  E) none of the above

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Describe one of the rapid ERP life cycle methodologies. Why is their use growing?
 
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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

In the world of ERP implementations, a number of software vendors and consultants have developed rapid implementation methodologies to try and reduce the cost. These include the FastTrack, RapidRe, ASAP, and BIM. SAP developed the ASAP Roadmap methodology to break up the project into the phases of Project Preparation, Blueprinting, Realization, Final Preparation, and then the Go Live and Support phase. The Blueprint provides a guideline for the developers when they do their gap analysis and serves as an interviewing tool. It gives them a better starting point so they aren't constantly starting from scratch. The large savings in time and resources have made these more popular.



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