Every day a host of new products emerge, enticing buyers to abandon old technologies and embrace the new. Sometimes the choice to upgrade is compelling, as older products become difficult (or impossible) to support. A great example is the recent change in TV broadcast standards. Given a choice between adapting
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One thing’s for sure: The mood out there—on the street, in offices, even on telecons—is much different. It’s a hundred times better than it was just a year ago. While the economy is still uncertain and anxiety-provoking, we no longer live under the cloud of a deepening recession. Instead of
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Ever catch a ride with a friend who drives a high-end car—but not the latest model? Ever tempted to ask when he or she might trade it in for this year’s sexy new thing? Go ahead—but prepare to be surprised. Because often the answer—at least among successful, affluent drivers—will be
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Infor Flex Program: Clearing the Path Forward? by Cindy Jutras , Aberdeen Group, June 2009 What is a leading industry analyst saying about our Flex program—the painless, fast, and inexpensive way for customers to move forward? In its June 2009 market alert, Aberdeen Group views our program as an “opportunity
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If you haven’t already heard, Infor is providing an opportunity for you to take advantage of its latest product innovations quickly and easily. The program is called Infor Flex because it’s a flexible way for you to meet your changing business needs by upgrading or exchanging your current software with
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To introduce Infor Flex and the who, what, why, and how of upgrading or exchanging your current software applications, our CEO, Jim Schaper, filmed this short video to highlight the special offers that are part of this unique program. View the post...
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