Sage launches X3 v.6
January 22nd, 2010 admin
Sage launched X3 v.6 on Wednesday in Paris. It is the first time I recall Sage putting on a big show for one of its products. For those that don’t know, X3 is the 2005 acquired French Adonix ERP product that has since been developed under the Sage brand. It is aimed at the mid-tier (as we would define in Europe) and has something around 33% of the French market. Sage is hoping that its combination of (relative) simplicity, ease of use and combination of on-premise and web services will be …
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