SAP: Business ByDesign 'needs work'
SAP's hosted Business ByDesign ERP suite needs to improve its process
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The German ERP giant now sells Business ByDesign to customers that will try all of its components so they can test how well the software executes end-to-end business scenarios.
The software will be released to the general market when SAP can get its operating costs down and it's confident those end-to-end process scenarios work, Rainer Zinow, SAP's senior vice president for strategic solution management for midmarket products, told SearchSAP.com.
This week SAP also said that new third-party Web services integrate with Business ByDesign. Services from Business Wire, Google, Hoover's, Mapquest and Morningstar are available now to Business ByDesign in the U.S., U.K. and four other markets. For example, Business ByDesign users can now use Google Web Search, Google News, Google Finance, Google Maps and Google Product Search.
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