ERPNext overtakes xTuple and OpenTaps on Google Trends

[Rushabh Mehta]

Dear all,

Someone just pointed out that ERPNext overtook xTuple and OpenTaps this month in Google Trends!

http://www.google.com/trends/explore?q=erpnext#q=erpnext%2C%20xtuple%2C%20opentaps&cmpt=q

best,

Rushabh

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T: @rushabh_mehta

[lxnow]

Congrats to the devs!

By the way, this brings me to one more suggestion that why not we compare erpnext to the leaders and try to add the missing functionality.

Good suggestion. But I get the impression WebNotes has their plate full with reacting and planning against user reaction and feedback.  I think at this point development can only be made faster with more developmental resources. 

On Monday, December 16, 2013 6:39:44 PM UTC+8, Aditya Duggal wrote:

Great News!!!!

I sincerely hope that one day erpnext would surpass openerp as well, though it is still a long way ahead but I am sure the speed with which features are added to the current system I guess the time is not far away.

By the way, this brings me to one more suggestion that why not we compare erpnext to the leaders and try to add the missing functionality.

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[Rushabh Mehta]

Laurence,

We are still balancing between doing "reactive" and "proactive" development. For example we are almost through with the new version 4.0.0 (still tying up loose ends).

Between us, Pratik now managed releases and production, Nabin and Akhilesh are mostly into reactive development - Anand does a bit of everything and I am fully into new development. Also everyone chips in with new development from time to time.

Where we have big bottleneck is in marketing - we now have Priya for content and that is slowly getting fixed, I am not sure how to address the marketing issue. My secret hope is that word-of-mouth will fix it, if we keep improving the product quickly enough.

best,

Rushabh

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[Rushabh Mehta]

Mitul,

"I am stuck" is not enough. "Where are you stuck?"

This will require some patience and effort from your side. If you are able to make the switch then it can be a great case study for others and a big contribution. Please record it too :)

Also the community is there to help you. @AdityaDuggal has already made the switch

best,

Rushabh

On Wednesday, December 18, 2013 11:34:12 AM UTC+5:30, Mitul Limbani wrote:

Rushabh,

I can probably chip in for Marketing, however the best approach still is the vibrant word of mouth community.

I also think that we have to press on DIY videos for migrations :

1) Tally to ERPNext
2) OpenERP to ERPNext
So on so forth, this can ensure we have more and more self help video helping spread the word of mouth.

I for example am stuck on how do I move my CA frm his traditional Tally based approach to ERPNext.

Hope this gives you some more direction upon user adoption cycle.

Mitul