That's the biggest problem with ERP systems. People muck with them. They try to make them perform the way they want rather than the way that's correct.
"Nicholas Testa" is a former professional baseball catcher and coach (baseball)/coach. He played briefly in both Major League Baseball and Nippon Professional Baseball.
Testa began his professional career in at the age of 17 with the Newburgh Hummingbirds. Testa had one of the briefest major league baseball careers ever. He played just one inning of one game for the San Francisco Giants in , never coming to bat in the major leagues. In his one chance on defense, he committed an error. Later that season, Testa was named the team's bullpen coach.
Testa played for several more seasons in minor league baseball, eventually making his way to Japan in . That season, he played in 57 games for the Chiba Lotte Marines/Daimai Orions, batting .136 with 5 RBI.
Testa later served as a coach for the St. Lucie Legends in the Senior Professional Baseball Association during their lone year of existence in . He also coached baseball at Lehman College.
More Nick Testa on Wikipedia.Yes, it is costly to enter each transaction. But as soon as you go around the system, it begins to degrade. Once that happens, people stop trusting it, and then they have another reason not to use it. It's a death spiral that's inherent in ERP: If you don't trust the system, you validate that the system's data is bad by screwing it up.
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