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Open Source CRM vs. Salesforce.com - TCO COmparision

Filed in archive Enterprise Software by prashanth on July 10, 2006

Open Source CRM vs. Salesforce.com  - TCO COmparision

Corratech an open source software services and consulting firm, providing Custom Softwarelinks development, best practice consulting, implementation and deployment services, as well as post implementation services such as training and support, has a TCO calculation functionality/tool available on the site to calculate the difference in cost between Salesforce.com™ and SugarCRM.

Check it out here

Their claim is that open source solutions reduce your software Total-Cost-of-Ownership (TCO) and add value to your business , now in the CRM space.

Why Open Source CRM?
Embed business process
Fast customizations
Deep integration
No vendor lock-in
Low total-cost-of-ownership

Why SugarCRM?
Application speed improving usability
Architecture scalability at lower cost
Deployment flexibility
Quick ROI
Improved user adoption

Prashanth Rai



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