SAP - The next 20 Years

SAP Business One crossed the 20-year mark last year. If it was a person, that means entering the first part of adult life; if it was a dog, then we would be faced with an old animal and no longer want to learn new games. In software, 20 years is a respectable age: some would call it "mature", but for others it could be considered "old". In fact, some 20-year-old ERP solutions are approaching the end of their life cycle: often defined as "legacy", they have the defect of being based on outdated technologies, have undergone few changes in the last decade and are still supported by the same original, equally outdated infrastructure. Fortunately, for the more than 55,000 customers who have entrusted their business to SAP Business One, this solution, designed specifically for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), has made much progress since it was introduced.