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It has been passed through the ages that Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are the cornerstone for any organisation to compete internationally. ERP systems continue to provide a number measurable and quantifiable benefits to implementing organisations, However the implementing organisations in Developing Countries don't enjoy the same benefits as implementing organisations from Developed Countries. As you continue to read through this book, you will appreciate the fact that most popular and largest ERP systems are developed in Developed Countries, and these systems don't meet the requirements or needs of the implementing organisations in Developing Countries. You will begin to realize that implementing organisations in Developing Countries are resorting on developing small solutions in an attempt to bridge the ERP misalignment.