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Enterprise Applications Consulting plays a dual role in the
industry as an industry analyst firm and a consultancy working with vendors
and end-user organizations. The value-add that Joshua Greenbaum brings
to his client engagements comes from the synergy that Greenbaums
extensive coverage of the enterprise software market provides. That synergy
starts with the knowledge that every piece of enterprise software, however
large or small, exists in a larger ecosystem of software suites, best-of-breed
applications, start-ups, legacy applications, technology infrastructures,
tools, and services. The software has to be bought, implemented, integrated,
managed, and eventually sunsetted.
Joshua
Greenbaums expertise in this larger ecosystem view, as
well as his specialization in the specifics of technology and its intersection
with business requirements, allow him to provide a range of valuable services
to both vendors and end-users.
All enterprise
software exists to serve a business function, and EACs focus on
key business requirements in industries such as manufacturing (process
and discrete), retail (including consumer products), pharmaceuticals and
healthcare, oil and gas, and financial services allows EAC to assist its
vendor clients on better meeting their customers direct business
needs, and provide customer organizations with a better understanding
of how enterprise software can be used to solve real-world business problems.
As
such, EAC covers the leading suite, best-of-breed, and emerging vendors
in the following functional and industry areas:
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Analytical
Applications |
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Applications
Hosting, Outsourcing, and On Demand Computing |
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Application
Integration |
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Business
Process Management |
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Composite
Applications |
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Content
Management |
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Corporate
Governance |
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Compliance |
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CRM |
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Electronic
Marketplaces and Ecommerce |
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ERP |
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HRMS
and Human Capital Management |
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Master
Data Management |
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Pharmaceuticals |
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Retail
Systems and Technology |
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Revenue
Management |
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Supply
Chain Management |
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Web
Services and Service-Oriented Architectures |
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