Epicor ERP Showdown: Cloud Vs. On-Premises
Management teams must decide whether to deploy an on-premises ERP solution or consider an Epicor cloud platform. Datix will help you make the best decision.
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Customizations vs. Configurations: What’s the Difference?
Business leaders often use the terms customization and configuration interchangeably when speaking about their ERP systems, but as we explain, the two differ a lot more than people realize.
Phased vs. Big Bang ERP Implementations
What are big bang and phased implementations, and which method is best for your business? Our software consultants provide explanations and pointers to help you pick the right ERP implementation strategy.
eCommerce Match-Up: Magento vs. Shopify
It’s a question more and more B2B businesses are finding themselves asking: Magento or Shopify? We’ll provide a helpful comparison to let you know which eCommerce software you should be using to power your online store.
CRM Comparison: Salesforce vs. Microsoft Dynamics 365
Salesforce or Microsoft Dynamics 365: Which CRM vendor will boost your revenue? To help you find out, we’ve put together this CRM comparison.
Intelligent Business Continuity vs. Traditional Backup
With businesses losing $260,000 per hour of downtime, you can’t afford to rely on traditional backups. Intelligent business continuity can keep data safe.
Unity vs. Jitterbit: Epicor Integration Comparison
Unity or Jitterbit: Which solution is the best at integrating Epicor ERP with other software platforms? We have the answer in our comparison.
Cloud Backup vs. On-Premise Backup
Analog backup systems vs cloud backup systems, which one is better? Click the link to find out.
ERP vs CRM
Create an astonishing competitive advantage for your company with ERP and CRM software
Salesforce vs. Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM
CRM software selection is a critical first step in implementing a solution that dramatically improves your business; however, many businesses choose CRM solutions that lead to unclear intentions, confusion, lost time, and ill-defined goals and system criteria. Both Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Salesforce are robust CRM solutions; however, each solution has its pros and cons. In evaluating Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Salesforce, we will examine three core matchups: reporting, mobility, and affordability. Keep reading to find out which solution reigns supreme.
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Best CRM: Salesforce vs Dynamics 2015 — Reporting
Determining the Best CRM for Your Business The question is inevitable: “What is the best CRM for my business?”. When considering options for your organization, the choices of CRM software can seem overwhelming, with every vendor promising the latest update and innovative new feature. How do you sort through all the marketing talk to really …
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Epicor Cloud vs. Epicor On-Premise
ERP Showdown: Epicor Cloud vs. Epicor On-Premise In the earliest stages of an Epicor ERP implementation project, a management team must decide whether to deploy an on premise solution, or if they should consider an Epicor cloud platform. But, how can businesses ensure they’ll deploy the right tool for the right job? As a certified Epicor consultant, we have helped hundreds of …
Comparison of Cloud Based ERP vs. On-Premises ERP Systems
You want complete choice and flexibility when selecting the best ERP for your business. There are benefits and draw backs of cloud-based ERP systems and traditional on-site ERP systems. Cloud ERP Systems can have low upfront costs, lower operating costs, rapid implementation and scalability. Cloud based models also offer improved system availability and disaster recovery. However, subscription expenses will be an added cost over time and security risks and confidentiality concerns have been reported. Also, cloud based systems may be more challenging to customize and integrate with existing IT infrastructure your company already has.
Most ERP Implementations Fail
If your ERP implementation failed, you’re not alone. Research suggests that 55-75% of ERP projects fail or don’t meet their intended objectives. However, you shouldn’t give up on your ERP entirely.