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14.03.2005, 12:46
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ERP Convergence Plans
... The road map unveiled last week includes waves of increasingly converged code as the company tries to reach a unified ERP foundation. The newly vocalized plan is less "big bang" and more evolutionary, partners said. ... Of the company's four lines--Axapta, Great Plains, Navision and Solomon--Axapta, which focuses on the higher end of the midmarket, is seen as Microsoft's best answer to SAP and Oracle applications. The current Axapta 3.0 will get a service pack later this month that includes SQL Server reporting services and other perks. Axapta 4.0 will add service management capabilities for manufacturing companies, support for long and complex sales cycles, Outlook integration, RFID support and more SharePoint integration. SQL Server reporting services will be built in. Version 4.0 also will support two-way interaction with .Net applications. The 4.0 SDK will include the 300 most common Axapta language classes, covering "99 percent of scenarios" so developers can write add-ons, said Mark Jensen, Axapta general manager. The update also will allow .Net applications or any language running under Microsoft's Common Language Runtime (CLR) engine to make calls into those classes. Sometime later, Axapta's native X++ language will be supported in the CLR, he said. Axapta 4.0 will continue to offer its own CRM functions as well as tighter integration with Microsoft CRM. Подробнее... http://www.crn.com/sections/software/softw...cleId=159401528 |
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