SAP All-in-One vs. MS Dynamics |
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| 22 Oct 2006 | SearchSMB.com |
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[IMAGE]For the giant multinationals of the world, SAP continues to be the dominant enterprise resource planning (ERP) player. But once you move down a notch, the picture changes dramatically. Microsoft, once content to play second fiddle to SAP's ERP core, is quietly but steadily ramping up its Dynamics series with a uniform Dynamics package offering in the works for a 2008 release.
SAP's All-in-One product has many strong points, but so does Dynamics. On the flip side, either solution has its distinct weaknesses compared with the other guy. Which path is best for your company? And what can you expect in the years ahead? Will Microsoft's lower cost and ubiquitous presence (i.e., existing "beach heads") translate into market dominance, or will SAP continue its midmarket growth through focus on business values and technical finesse?
You be the judge --
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