Author: JT Smith
ZDNET:German software company SAP AG, a Microsoft
partner, offers its R3 enterprise resource software in
versions written for Microsoft NT, Sun, and Linux. But in
order to keep the software functionality the same in all
three versions, SAP renounced compatibility with
proprietary standards built into each.
partner, offers its R3 enterprise resource software in
versions written for Microsoft NT, Sun, and Linux. But in
order to keep the software functionality the same in all
three versions, SAP renounced compatibility with
proprietary standards built into each.
