Jollibee temporarily closed some stores

**jick.cejoco** · August 12th, 2014 08:58 PM

maybe all the chicken they serve all came from polluted china with questionable method of poultry farming ang preparation. philippine chicken are mostly skinny and too oily to grill. look at mang inasal cheeken, to frail and oily

**e2romo** · August 13th, 2014 01:29 AM

The buck stops at the CIO, he has the last say for huge projects like this. If this happened on a different country on a publicly traded company the CIO would have already been terminated.

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**1D4LV** · August 13th, 2014 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by peejay_07

Parang may nabasa ako na may licensing issue with oracle. So kung expired na, ibig sabihin wala ka ng legacy system na pwede mong gawing backup? Usually kasi sa migration dapat up pa rin legacy system. Para just in case madami pa defects sa bagong system, run mo sa legacy muna

ah ok.... possible....
they could be avoiding expensive lawsuits from oracle if this is the case. kaya minadali.

**_Qwerty_** · August 13th, 2014 10:49 AM

may epekto daw to sa pagtaas nang manok sa palengke at groceries.. parang nagpapanic daw mga tao kasi walang chickenjoy.. tumaas ang demand sa manok.. kaya ayun.. taking advantage naman yung mga nagbebenta.. 150 to 200 na daw ang kilo nang manok ngayon..

**badkuk** · August 13th, 2014 02:28 PM

Originally Posted by _Qwerty_

may epekto daw to sa pagtaas nang manok sa palengke at groceries.. parang nagpapanic daw mga tao kasi walang chickenjoy.. tumaas ang demand sa manok.. kaya ayun.. taking advantage naman yung mga nagbebenta.. 150 to 200 na daw ang kilo nang manok ngayon..

Pati itlog tumaas din recently. Nahirapan din kumuha ng stock yung suki namin.

imho, if there really is a chicken shortage in the south due to Yolanda, di ba dapat nung last year pa e ramdam na natin? Haven't heard of any massive chicken kill(tama ba term?) or avian flu outbreaks lately.

**badkuk** · August 13th, 2014 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by 1D4LV

ah ok.... possible....
they could be avoiding expensive lawsuits from oracle if this is the case. kaya minadali.

i would expect Oracle to be lenient with the licensing; if it's just a matter of expired licenses, i don't think tatagal ng ganun.

What i'm thinking is they may want to migrate to another database vendor, and they want to migrate asap to avoid paying for extension of the current licensing(which they won't use after migration). afaik SAP can use other database software as backend.

**_Qwerty_** · August 13th, 2014 02:35 PM

oo nga sa grocery wala na yung mga murang itlog.. ang natira yung mga mahal na itlog.. tsk tsk tsk..

Originally Posted by badkuk

Pati itlog tumaas din recently. Nahirapan din kumuha ng stock yung suki namin.

imho, if there really is a chicken shortage in the south due to Yolanda, di ba dapat nung last year pa e ramdam na natin? Haven't heard of any massive chicken kill(tama ba term?) or avian flu outbreaks lately.

**1D4LV** · August 13th, 2014 02:48 PM

Originally Posted by badkuk

i would expect Oracle to be lenient with the licensing; if it's just a matter of expired licenses, i don't think tatagal ng ganun.

What i'm thinking is they may want to migrate to another database vendor, and they want to migrate asap to avoid paying for extension of the current licensing(which they won't use after migration). afaik SAP can use other database software as backend.

i was an oracle partner before..... they are not that lenient when it comes to licensing.
it is possible that the license expired earlier and oracle is pressuring them to renew. however, since may path na sila towards SAP migration, they could have left it out already on the assumption that the migration would be done this year.

**yebo** · August 13th, 2014 03:07 PM

what i don't understand is, ok your computer based warehousing is down. so what's stopping them from delivering the goods in their commissaries? alam naman nila kung ilan ang orders ng bawat outlet everyday so why not just deliver? may dr naman. saka na lang bilangin at singilin later kesa naman ganyan na ilang araw na silang sarado. yan ang mahirap e walang plan B, dependent totally sa computer e di naman yung computer ang nagpapatakbo ng negosyo kundi tao pa rin naman.

**_Qwerty_** · August 13th, 2014 03:18 PM

obviously ayaw nila mag manual.. wala daw delivery receipt kaya di makapag deliver..

Originally Posted by yebo

what i don't understand is, ok your computer based warehousing is down. so what's stopping them from delivering the goods in their commissaries? alam naman nila kung ilan ang orders ng bawat outlet everyday so why not just deliver? may dr naman. saka na lang bilangin at singilin later kesa naman ganyan na ilang araw na silang sarado. yan ang mahirap e walang plan B, dependent totally sa computer e di naman yung computer ang nagpapatakbo ng negosyo kundi tao pa rin naman.