PART B: Choose either SAP or OD00 for each company below and explain why you choose it Company A Company B Company C Less than 20 employees 100 – 200 employees Over 1,000 employees Size 30 customers 500 customers 100 business customers Industry Technology E-commerce Manufacture Accounting apps for individuals and small Lamps and some other electronic home Main products Cosmetics businesses accessories Project Management, C&B, HR, Accounting Inventory management, Procurement, Production, Order, Logistics and CRM Needs Logistics, Finance

PART B: Choose either SAP or OD00 for each company below and explain why you choose it Company A Company B Company C Less than 20 employees 100 – 200 employees Over 1,000 employees Size 30 customers 500 customers 100 business customers Industry Technology E-commerce Manufacture Accounting apps for individuals and small Lamps and some other electronic home Main products Cosmetics businesses accessories Project Management, C&B, HR, Accounting Inventory management, Procurement, Production, Order, Logistics and CRM Needs Logistics, Finance

Understanding Business

12th Edition

ISBN:9781259929434

Author:William Nickels

Publisher:William Nickels

Chapter1: Taking Risks And Making Profits Within The Dynamic Business Environment

Section: Chapter Questions

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