Upgraded ERP Package Offers Connectivity
Exact Software North America offers the Exact Macola ES v9.5, a technology-upgraded edition of its ERP software that runs with Microsoft Windows Vista and SQL Server 2005. The software solution delivers integrated business process management and business intelligence capabilities in addition to core ERP applications.
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Exact Software North America offers the Exact Macola ES v9.5, a technology-upgraded edition of its ERP software that runs with Microsoft Windows Vista and SQL Server 2005. The software solution delivers integrated business process management and business intelligence capabilities in addition to core ERP applications. The upgrade extends the company’s support for Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system and SQL Server 2005 database server, giving customers the ability to migrate to more robust platforms and solve additional office productivity challenges, the company says.
The upgrade supports Windows Vista Business Edition and Enterprise Edition. It also supports the SQL Server 2005 standard edition and the Enterprise Edition deployed on the Windows Server 2003 server standard or enterprise edition platforms. Support is extended to the 32-bit version of Microsoft technology at this time.
The software also provides customers an upgrade to the integrated reporting to Business Objects’ Crystal Reports XI from Crystal Reports 10, extending more robust report writing capabilities to customers choosing to leverage Windows Vista and SQL Server 2005, the company says.
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