If you are looking for a basis for evaluating IT companies or (IT) products, you can't go past GARTNER. Whoever is in the upper right-hand corner of the analysis quadrants at the market research company is ennobled. SAP Business One landed at the top of GARTNER's list for the SME sector.
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he big news was announced at CeBIT 2013: SAP Business One is now available as the first SAP application that runs without restrictions under HANA. Now there were already some anticipatory critics who expressed doubts that this combination is really a sensible offer for medium-sized companies. After all, the SMEs addressed by SAP Business One are far from really producing 'BIG DATA'.
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