Globus Labs - SAP Business One

SAP Business One Cost can be evaluated unless and until you help us understand your business and assist us to give you all valuable inputs so that you evaluate the great values your business have against the Price or TCO of SAP Business One. Being able to get the same frequently asked question about the price and cost of SAP Business One, we at Globus Labs feel it necessary to make things available to our prospects so that they can get a better view in order to evaluate SAP Business One Price against its values. SAP Business One Cost  - Purchase as a 1 Time Cost SAP Business One user licenses are either Professional or Limited types, and each license must belong to a dedicated user. You don’t have to renew the licenses , its all about a secure one time investment on licenses. Annual maintenance for bug fixes, upgrades, and patch releases to the software is covered through annual maintenance, a percentage of the total spent on license. You need to have a dedicated server...

Why ERP ?   No organization racing to get ahead can undermine the importance of managing their Business Processes. All employees need to be aligned to a single information highway so that the decision making at all levels is supported by consistent figures. Everyone should work like an army and support the leadership to execute their business strategies to perfection. SAP Business One (SAP B1)  one of the best ERP available in the small to mid sized organizations is built around alignment and helps every cadre – the leadership, line managers, executives, staff and workers to tap a single unified information backbone. SAP B1 also ensures to demonstrate that IT systems are not a cost but a value center. It helps the organization cut across geographies in multi-locations, take timely decisions, derive valuable insights and manage data to support critical operations. As your challenges are complex, you need a strong partner to support your critical functions and ensur...

As a SAP Business One partner, one of the most common questions we’re asked is: “How long will an ERP solution take to implement?” And, of course, there’s no simple answer. Any number of different factors can affect how long it takes for a company to implement ERP, from the size of their business, to the complexity of their problem, whether add-ons are required, and how much time and effort stakeholders are willing to put into the project. According to a research, more than half (57%) of ERP projects undertaken in 2015 took longer to complete than expected. But what should be the expectation set as a realistic time frame for their roll-outs? And what’s their best bet for avoiding overruns ? Setting expectations In the past, SAP itself has said that SAP Business One can be set up in as little as four weeks. However, we wouldn't recommend that any company attempt to deliver an implementation in this time frame – you may be able to get the bare bones in pla...