ART - E-Procurement Funding 2012

The document discusses the advantages of e-procurement over expensive ERP systems in the context of constrained budgets in government agencies and departments. It highlights the increased demand for technology in improving efficiency and eliminating waste in government spending. The State of Michigan is used as an example, with its allocation of $48 million to replace or upgrade aging computer systems. The document argues that e-procurement systems are a more attractive option than ERP systems due to their quick implementation and quick return on investment. It also emphasizes the cost savings and functionality of e-procurement systems compared to ERP systems. The document concludes that e-procurement solutions are winning the fight in the technology battle in the public sector.