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Why Sage ERP X3 Conquers QuickBooks

Posted by John Shepperson | Jan 13, 2014 3:06:00 PM

The base – that is, out of the box – version of QuickBooks is for financial/accounting only – you have to purchase industry specific versions for manufacturing, wholesale, professional service firms, contractors, non-profit entities, and retailers. QuickBooks is best for very small companies, supporting only 1-5 active users with their general accounting needs.

bestpractice_zps4e3520c6Sage ERP X3, on the other hand, supports all those things right out of the box – it covers discrete, process, and mixed mode manufacturing, advanced financials, wholesale distribution, contractors, etc. – all without purchasing additional software. Its functionality extends from accounting to inventory control, material resource planning, shop floor control, supply chain management, and even human resources. It is also more flexible in terms of size capabilities: it is best suited for 50-1,500 employees, all of whom can be working in the system concurrently.

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Topics: oates and co, sage erp x3, accounting, enterprise resource planning, john shepperson, versus, financial software, quickbooks versus sage erp x3, windows platform, quickbooks



Facing Off #2: ERP Versus Industry Specific Software

Posted by John Shepperson | Dec 20, 2013 2:30:00 PM

In our last post we listed some of the pros and cons of both industry specific software and enterprise resource planning software. Now we're going to expound upon some of those topics and show you why ERP systems are the way to go.

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Topics: ERP, enterprise resource planning, john shepperson, software choices, industry specific software, disadvantages, advantages, versus, oates co



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