In Displacements, New Dynamics Customers Driven By Microsoft Roadmap, Cost, Corporate Stability

Contributing Writer, MSDW

November 4 2009

Executives at Allgood plc, a leading architectural ironmonger in the United Kingdom, needed a way to run their business more efficiently. But the company's legacy ERP system, Infor's ERP System 21, just wasn't rigorous enough to highlight inaccuracies in the business data, making it difficult for staff to monitor the business.

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Rosencrance is the author of six true crime books for Kensington Publishing Corp.

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