New version of Sage X3 EXP
Sage ERP X3 ERP solution provides a comprehensive easy to use, quick to implement and cost effective. Version 6 is focused on cost savings and time, the total interaction between dispersed teams and an enhanced customer experience.
The Sage Group (LSE: SGE) announced today the availability of a new version very important Sage ERP X3, their flagship global ERP solution for medium and large businesses. This new version helps these companies save time and reduce costs, facilitate interactivity among dispersed teams and improve the customer experience - key issues facing medium and large companies are facing in these difficult times.
Christophe Letellier, CEO of Sage ERP X3 worldwide, said: "The medium-sized companies looking for a world-class ERP solution, easy to use, quick to implement and cost effective, can take advantage of this important new release. Sage ERP X3 operates at a fraction of typical costs of Tier 1 ERP and is adopted by users who earn twice as much time without compromising the functional coverage. Our ambition is to be recognized as a world leader in the midmarket, Sage ERP X3 already having 2,700 customers in over 50 countries, 150,000 users and 150 business partners.
Sage ERP X3 V6 represents a real shift to the new generation of users of integrated business solutions focused on enabling the user to all users of the extended enterprise to be involved in business processes and collaborative accelerated, or for the office or on the Web.
During his keynote address, Emmanuel Obadia, vice president of Sage ERP X3, presented a landmark innovation with Netvibes the Webtop ™ Sage Enterprise must soon leave. This allows companies to develop powerful web applications immediately Dashboard widget to automate communications and collaboration within and outside the company, strengthen customer relationships and experience, and create custom tools work.
Emmanuel Obadia said: "This major release reinforces our ability to support change management with innovations such as Sage Visual Processes ™. This will allow CFOs of global companies to obtain real-time visibility of all their activities and better control of the multi-laws and many graphics accounting. The solution also offers REST web services to better integrate the Cloud Computing and SaaS solutions complementary to Sage ERP X3 based on SaaS. "
Sage ERP X3 V6 provides 583 new features and improvements centered on:
- Time saving and cost reduction
- Accounting and cost control by setting the multi-legislation, multi graphics cards in an accounting file repository and integration of features specific to finance such as asset management, credit management, compliance with the Treasury and SEPA. Consolidation and Reporting,
- Process optimization and flexibility of outsourcing, improving quality management, distribution costs, optimize order picking, order production. Preactor, alliances Ortems for APS; Assetium, LASCOM for PLM; DIMO, Axel for CMMS, Osys for TSS, offering a SCM / MES in the full process and discrete manufacturing industries.
- Interaction between dispersed teams
- International Development with the new countries covered and unified repository for all financial data globally
- Collaboration and coordination with the LDAP directory, MS Office 2007 and Outlook 2007, improved management processes ELECTRONICS, Sage Visual Processes ™ V2
- Improve the customer experience
- Web Application Server SAFE X3, running on Tomcat / Apache, enabling ERP applications-oriented Web
- Sage Enterprise Webtop ™ (forthcoming in the next version V6, expected in the second half of 2010) to the dashboards for all users of an extended enterprise
- Alliance with Docubase (ECM) and Readsoft (Document Processing Automation - DPA) allows automated processing of invoices
- Sage ERP X3 V6 runs on the server 64-bit Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Red Hat Linux 5, IBM AIX 5.3, Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Server and Oracle ® Database 11g R2 with Real Application Clusters and compliance Exadata.
Availability:
First quarter: France, Germany, Spain, Switzerland, Australia, French-speaking Africa
Second quarter: United States and Canada, United Kingdom, China, South Africa, Anglophone Africa
Third quarter: Portugal, Italy, Middle East, Singapore, Poland, Russia, RDM
Source: Marketwire

