ERP Vendor List*

Product Vendor Website

ACCPAC
ACCPAC International, Inc www.accpac.com

Adonix
Adonix X3 www.adonix.com

Adonix
Adonix Transcomm www.adonix.com

American
e-intelliprise Software www.amsoftware.com

Best Software,
BusinessWorks Inc. www.bestsoftware.com

Best Software,
MAS 500 Inc. www.bestsoftware.com

Bowen & Groves

M1 www.bowen-groves.com

Carillon
Carillon ERP/EMS Financials Corp
www.carillonfinancials.com/

CINCOM
MANAGE: Enterprise Systems Inc. www.cincom.com

ComPiere, Inc
Comiere www.compiere.org

Datasul Inc
EMS-Framework www.datasul.com

Deltek Systems
Costpoint Inc www.deltek.com

Epicor Software
Vantage Company www.epicor.com
 Product Vendor Website
Exact Software
jobBOSS North America, www.jobboss.com
Inc
Exact Software
Macola Progression North America, www.macola.com
Inc.
Exact Software
MAX North America, www.exactamerica.com
Inc.

Expandable
Expandable ERP Software, Inc. www.expandable.com

Flexi Financial Enterprise FlexInternational

Software Inc. www.flexi.com
Suite

Glovia
SEIBAN International LLC www.glovia.com

HarrisData
HarrisData ERP
ERP Software www.harrisdata.com
Software
IFS Inc.
IFS Applications www.ifsworld.com

Infor Global
TRANS4M Solutionslobal www.infor.com
Solutions
Infor Global
Visual Enterprise Solutions www.lillysoftware.com

Integrated
Systems
NewVision Technology, Inc www.istnewvision.com

Intentia
International
Movex AB www.intentia.com

Intuitive
Intuitive ERP Manufacturing www.intuitivemfg.com
Systems Inc.
IQMS
EnterpriseIQ www.iqms.com
 Product Vendor Website
JDH Business
OpS-SQL Systems www.jdh-micro.com

Lawson Software
Lawson www.lawson.com

Lilly Software
VISUAL Enterprise www.lillysoftware.com
Associates
Made2Manage
Made2Manage Enterprise Systems, Inc www.made2manage.com

MAPICS Inc
MAPICS www.mapics.com

Microsoft Corp
www.microsoft.com/BusinessSoluti
Solomon
ons

Great Plains Dynamics Microsoft Corp www.microsoft.com/BusinessSoluti

eEnterprise ons
Microsoft Corp www.microsoft.com/dynamic/solu
Microsoft Dynamics
tions
Microsoft Corp
www.microsoft.com/BusinessSoluti
Navision
ons

NETcellent
Elliott System, Inc www.elliott.com

NetSuite Inc
NetSuite www.netsuite.com

Open Systems,
TRAVERSE Inc www.osas.com

OpenPro,
Incorporated
OpenPro ERP www.openpro.com

Oracle Corp.
Oracle Applications www.oracle.com

Oracle Corp..
PeopleSoft www.peoplesoft.com/
 Product Vendor Website
Oracle Corp.
JD Edwards www.jdedwards.com

QAD Inc.

QAD www.qad.com

Ramco Systems

Ramco e.Applications www.Ramco.com

Relevant
INFIMACS Business www.relevant.com
Systems
ROI Systems Inc.
MANAGE 2000
www.techsavvy.com

Ross Systems
iRenaissance Inc www.rossinc.com

SAP SAP AG www.sap.com

Seradex
Seradex ERP www.seradex.com

SoftBrands, Inc.
Fourth Shift www.fs.com

Software 21
FlexGen 4 www.software21.com

SouthWare
SouthWare Excellence Innovations, Inc. www.southware.com
Series

SSA Global
BPCS Technologies www.ssax.com

SSA Global
BAAN, Protean, and PRISM Technologies, Inc www.baan.com

SSA Global
Infinium www.infinium.com
Technologies, Inc
Syspro Impact
IMPACT Encore Software Inc www.sysprogroup.com

SYSPRO SYSPRO Ltd., www.syspro.com

 Product Vendor Website
Technology
Enterprise 21 Group www.techgroupintl.com
International, Ltd

Thoughtful,
Thoughtful|erp Inc. www.thoughtfulinc.com

Verticent
Manufacturing Plus Corporation www.PowerCerv.com
Verticent ERP

Xdata Solutions,
Xdata Inc. www.xdata.com
ACCPAC International
Sage North America is the North American operating company of UK-based The Sage Group
plc, a leading global supplier of business management software and services. For more than 30
years, Sage North America has delivered easy-to-use, scalable, and customizable software for
accounting, customer relationship management, human resources, merchant services, time
tracking, and the specialized needs of the construction, distribution, healthcare, manufacturing,
nonprofit, and real estate industries. 2.9 million small and medium-sized business customers in
North America rely on Sage.*

Structure:

Sage North America encompasses the following divisions and brands, organized by customer
focus:

• Sage Business Solutions: Sage Business Solutions serves small and

medium-sized businesses with core business management applications for
accounting, enterprise resource management, customer relationship
management,; it also serves the industry-specific needs of the construction,
real estate, and nonprofit industries as well as the employer-focused needs of
SMBs.
• Sage Payment Solutions: Sage Payment Solutions provides merchant
services for retail, business-to-business, and e-commerce businesses in
processing customer transactions through credit cards, debit cards, and
checks.
• Sage Healthcare Division: Sage Healthcare Division serves the business
automation needs of medical practices with Integrated Electronic Health
Records, EDI applications, and management systems including Intergy by
Sage EHR.

Glovia International LLC

Glovia is one of the world's most experienced and solidly backed enterprise software firms. For
over thirty years we have helped manufacturers to manage, improve and grow their businesses.

Today's product – glovia.com – was first released in 1990 as Xerox Chess. Since its introduction,
the product has been extended and enhanced many times but has always retained the original
design concept of being the best ERP solution for manufacturing companies. The technology
basis of a single integrated real-time data schema on a single code set has been maintained
throughout, therefore allowing all of our customers to migrate to newer releases without fear or
indecision.

We go beyond what you would expect from a typical ERP vendor — in technology, functionality,
service and value. Our extended ERP solution helps manufacturers overcome their most pressing
business challenges, whether on the factory floor, in the boardroom or with their customers and
suppliers.

The comprehensive functionality of our fully integrated solution enables customers

to manage every aspect of the product lifecycle — from design, manufacturing and
fulfillment to installation, service and support.

Glovia's extended ERP solution helps manufacturers in over 1,000 sites manage their global
businesses effectively, by supporting multiple languages, multiple currencies, and multiple
complex business structures. Glovia fits the needs of engineer-to-order, make-to-order, high
volume and mixed-mode manufacturing.

While our name has changed over the years, our dedication to our customers has not. As part of
Fujitsu, the $47+ billion global technology leader, we continue to invest in our solution so we
can meet your needs — today, tomorrow, and beyond.
Infor Global Solutions
Infor ERP VISUAL is a manufacturing-centric software solution delivering end-to-end
functionality, low cost of ownership, and ease of use to serve the needs of diverse manufacturing
business models, including engineer-to-order, make-to-order, configure-to-order, make-to-stock,
and assembly-to-order.

It's an ideal solution for an emerging manufacturer looking at ERP for the first time, a business
unit in a larger organization that needs specialized functionality, or anything in-between.

Infor ERP VISUAL has helped companies like yours achieve results such as:

• Three- to six-month implementations

• 50% reduction in manufacturing lead times
• 50% reduction in work-in-progress inventory levels
• 100% improvement in productivity
• 67% reduction in quoted lead times
• 50% reduction in finished goods inventory
• Return on investment in less than 12 months

Ramco Systems
Ramco Systems, part of the USD 800 million Ramco Group, has delivered enterprise software
and services since 1989. Today, Ramco is a global provider serving over 100,000 users with
more than 1,800 employees operating out of 18 offices in 9 countries.
Ramco Systems develops cost effective, flexible and innovative enterprise applications that can
be deployed fast. It helps businesses respond to change swiftly. The company provides solutions
to multiple verticals including banking, insurance, manufacturing, supply chain, aviation,
transportation and logistics, healthcare, governance, retail and more. Ramco’s collaborative
solution innovation platform - Ramco VirtualWorks ensures that when your business changes,
your system changes too

Seradax ERP
Seradex ERP Software is used to support your entire business and consists of
modules such as Estimating, Sales Orders, Field Service, Production, Inventory
Control, Procurement, Distribution, Human Resources, Finance and Accounting. The
Seradex Product Configurator lets customers, engineers, salespeople and dealers
recommend solutions, configure complex products and automate pricing, costing
and commission calculations. You can produce detailed quotations and instantly
create bills of material and routings for each order. Seradex has developed pre-packaged
ERP Software Solutions that reflect the best practices for particular industry. These solutions
are designed for fast effective implementations. By integrating and standardizing business
processes across your entire enterprise, you can focus on making, selling and supporting your
products.

Cincom Systems Inc.

Cincom and its partners provide enterprise software and services to simplify and improve your
business operations and customer communications–without forcing you to change how you run
your business. In the end, we realize that the greatest value we offer is to help you deliver a great
experience to your customers.

• Founded in 1968, Cincom is one of the first, foremost and most experienced
companies in the software industry.
• Cincom and its partners provide software and services for:
o Manufacturing
o Business Intelligence
o Contact Center
o Document Automation
o Knowledge-Driven Applications
o Database Management
o Revenue Cycle Optimization
o Application Development
J. D. Edwards
J.D. Edwards, also called JDE, is a software company founded in March 1977 in Denver,
Colorado by Jack Thompson, C.T.P."Chuck" Hintze, Dan Gregory and Ed McVaney. The
company made its name building accounting software for IBM minicomputers, beginning with
the System/34 and /36, focusing from the mid 1980s on System/38 minicomputers, switching to
the AS/400 when it became available. Their main AS/400 offering was called JDEdwards
WorldSoftware and is popularly called World. In 1996, J.D. Edwards also launched a client-
server version of their software called OneWorld. The company's official name was J.D. Edwards
World Solution Company and it is located at One Technology Way, in Denver, CO 80237. JDE
was bought out by PeopleSoft in 2003. PeopleSoft, in turn, was purchased by Oracle Corporation
in 2005.

Start-up clients included McCoy Sales in Denver, Colorado, a then $4-million wholesale
distribution company and Cincinnati Milacron Company, a makers of machine tools. McVaney
and his team received a $75,000 contract to write software to develop a wholesale distribution
system. The new company also got a $50,000 contract with the Colorado Highway Department
to develop a governmental accounting, construction cost accounting system. McVaney's first
international client was Shell Oil Company in Cameroon, Africa. JD Edwards's software was
originally coded for the IBM System 36/38 and later upgraded to support the AS/400 and called
JDEdwards World Software.

Enterprise Resource Planning or ERP software concept

developed

With the vast majority of JDEdwards's customers in the medium sized area, clients did not have
the luxury of gigantic accounting software implementations. There was a basic business need for
all accounting to be tightly integrated.

Three roles in JDE ERP

As an ERP system JDE comprises 3 basic areas of expertise, functional-business, programmer-

developer and technical-CNC-system administration.
CNC - ERP System architect, engineer and administrator

This is a catch-all function comprising all that the two positions above do
not cover including, installation, upgrades, updates, change management,
system administration, security, performance tuning, package build and
deployment and over-all architecture. The CNC title is taken from the term
Configurable Network Computing which describes the overall JDE
architecture.

[edit] Quality control issues with OneWorld begin to surface

Within a year of the release of OneWorld, customers and industry analysts were discussing
serious reliability, unpredictability and other bug-related issues. In user group meetings, these
issues were raised with JDE management. So serious were these major quality issues with
OneWorld that by 2000, one of JDE's founders, Ed McVaney came out of retirement specifically
to get OneWorld back on track. At an internal 2000 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia with some of his
Company's CNC consultants, McVaney told them he had decided that he would "wait however
long it took to have OneWorld 100% reliable and had thus delayed the release of version B7333
one full year because he "wasn't going to let it go out on the street until it was "ready for prime
time."

[edit] Company evolution

The company had gradually been adding functions to its accounting software, evolving it into a
platform-independent enterprise resource planning (ERP) application that was renamed
OneWorld in 1996. This newer technology used the so-called Configurable Network Computing
or "CNC" architecture to transparently shield business applications from the servers that ran
those same applications, the databases in which the data was stored as well as the underlying
operating system and server hardware.

2003 buyout of J.D. Edwards by PeopleSoft

In June 2003, the J.D. Edwards board agreed to an offer under which PeopleSoft would acquire
J.D. Edwards; the takeover was completed in July. OneWorld was added to PeopleSoft’s
software line and was renamed EnterpriseOne.

2004 buyout of PeopleSoft by Oracle

In December 2004, Oracle completed the acquisition of PeopleSoft and has, since then,
continued to support products that were created by J.D. Edwards. The final purchase went
through in January 2005. The PeopleSoft brand names in relation to the J.D. Edwards offerings,
EnterpriseOne and WorldSoftware, were retired. Today, the products are called respectively,
Oracle JDEdwards EnterpriseOne and Oracle JDEdwards World..
QAD
We founded QAD in 1979 with a vision to develop software exclusively for manufacturing
companies. Today we are proud that our products are used by over 6,000 manufacturers in 90
countries.

Early in our evolution we embraced the emergence of open systems, which today form the
foundation of most companies’ applications architecture. Many global companies chose QAD for
our global manufacturing focus and multinational support. Over 60 percent of our revenue is
derived outside the United States.

Today, we focus on supply chain collaboration and developing products that are easy to learn and
intuitive to operate. We back up our products with world class Services and Support. We have
more than 1,500 people dedicated to delivering the best user experience in the world.

Key Benefits of QAD Service and Support Management

QAD Service and Support Management (QAD SSM) provides a comprehensive set of tools for
managing the interactions related to the support, maintenance and repair of products including
coverage by warranty or service contract.

QAD SSM helps reduce service costs and dramatically improve the speed of service and support
activities.

As an integral part of QAD Enterprise Applications, QAD SSM benefits from access to QAD
Enterprise Applications data and processes, especially in the areas of master files, inventory
management and financials.

Customers worldwide rely on QAD Service and Support Management to manage all aspects of
after-sales support and service operations—warranty and service contract tracking and
administration, installed base management, incident management, service activity recording and
invoicing, and return and repair authorization processing and administration.

QAD SSM can be supplemented by QAD Mobile Field Service and QAD Field Service
Scheduler, to provide comprehensive enhanced field service management capabilities