Openbravo To Train Indian SMBs On ERP
Openbravo has created a five-day 'Get Ready' training programme, which will provide an opportunity for companies to accelerate their knowledge of Openbravo ERP.
Openbravo, the developer of the professional Web-based open source ERP solution designed specifically for small and medium businesses, is starting a series of training sessions in India.
Openbravo has created a five-day 'Get Ready' training programme, which will provide an opportunity for companies to accelerate their knowledge of Openbravo ERP through the combination of instructor-led on-site training and self-training activities.
The first series of training sessions will take place in Hyderabad from 3 December to 7 December 2007.
"We have huge demand from emerging markets, where ERP usage has historically been low. The market is growing rapidly, but proprietary ERP vendors have been slow to meet the needs of mid-market companies. India has a very strong sense of innovation and we see many businesses, government organisations and institutions that are keen to adopt new models of working and are embracing open source technologies as a core part of this innovation," shared Manel Sarasa, CEO, Openbravo.

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