Re: [GNUe-dev] Introduction

[Jeff LaMarche]

Bajusz:

Do you have anything done on the HR part yet? I wasn't able to find 
documentation or downloads for the HR applications on the Gnu-E 
website.

As you state, several parts of an HR system, especially Payroll and 
regulatory reporting, are very country-specific. On the other hand, the 
bulk of the HR infrastructure is there to support data storage, and a 
lot of that can architecture be designed to be fairly generic, as long 
as there is a mechanism for handling exceptions or differences for 
specific countries built-in. If you're truly shooting for an 
"Enterprise" application, one thing the system is going to need to deal 
with is that a lot of companies exist in multiple countries and use 
multiple languages. Without this ability, a lot of companies won't even 
consider the product.

I'd be curious to see what you've done so far.

Jeff


On May 28, 2004, at 1:27 PM, Bajusz Tamás wrote:
> First, sorry for answering a little late.
>
> I'm wery happy to hear a voice like yours, koz
> my main goal here to implement my old style (foxpro)
> HR/payroll/tax calculation system in gnue.
>
> I know this part of an enterprise system is wery
> country specific (by law), but i like to learn
> more about how this goes on the other side of the
> globe :)
>
> Bajusz Tamás (btami)