The consulting house i2s is a company that is independent of software providers and stands out with its regularly published studies and market analyses. The ERP and CRM satisfaction studies conducted by the Swiss consultants provide some profound insights.
Now, admittedly, I was very pleased with the study recently published by i2s when the product we also represent CAS genesisWorld took first place by far. Now, however, the authors Dr Eric Scherer , Frank Naujoks , Roger Jacques, Christoph Weiss and Marcus Dresel, in an article well worth reading, their i2S ERP BLOG , perhaps also unknowingly in some passages, the advantages and edge of SAP Business One described.
The article "i2s Business Software Trends 2011", for example, states:
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"... Not only different languages, but almost more importantly, country-specific regulations and standards must be mapped in the system. At the same time, IT managers are faced with the challenge of standardising their different ERP systems in order to reduce costs and speed up processes ..."
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with over 40 (real) country versions and an integration platform b1iwe can already consider this point with peace of mind.
The Swiss experts also write:
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"...If it becomes apparent that global expansion cannot be achieved to a satisfactory extent, providers should specialise in being perceived as a flexible, highly specialised system that can be easily connected to transactional ERP systems such as SAP..."
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Why wander far and wide when good things are so close. With Over 600 large and small add-ons SAP Business One can be integrated into a multiple Deep vertical solution which has a standardised connection to SAP ERP.
Last but not least, the consultants come to the following conclusion:
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"...More and more users will succumb to the charm of an integrated accounting, CRM or BI solution over the next three years."
Yes then 😉
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