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In this paper steady progress in a competitive market environment, the advanced of the enterprise around the world seek to reduce the cost of execution of processes and their management, and at the same time trying to improve the quality of their processes. [1] In the recent widespread use of the approach of "best practices» (Best Practices). This became possible, because were successfully automated many aspects of the enterprise. Managed to accumulate enough knowledge in each specific areas and to turn that knowledge into the programmatic products. Applying at "best practices" of the enterprise uses the knowledge gained by other E-businesses. For most processes, this leads to better quality and in a decrease in costs. However, the market environment is a competitive. If all market participants will work exactly the same way, the prize will be determined by random selection consumer. Thus, on the one hand, use of the "best practices" leads to lower, on the other hand - a weakening of competitive advantage. A paradox: the use of "best practices" - well, not using - too well. Output: enterprises will be more effective if we used a "best practice" in the processes that are not important in terms of competitive advantage

Computer Applications in the Distribution of Incompatibilities in the Works of ERP