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Accpac 6.1 release
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Jay Converse
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The web UIs are dead, we told you that months ago!
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As a matter of fact it was only you who said web UIs are dead.
My business partner as well as other users seem to know different.
Anyway, I'd find it hard to believe, postponed would make sense.
Looking at what is available in the market, all major ERP vendors offer a web front end and customers do want it - although your customers seem to be different.
Maybe you're just asking your customers the wrong questions
My business partner as well as other users seem to know different.
Anyway, I'd find it hard to believe, postponed would make sense.
Looking at what is available in the market, all major ERP vendors offer a web front end and customers do want it - although your customers seem to be different.
Maybe you're just asking your customers the wrong questions
The web interface that was part of 6.1 has been abandoned and the whole development team has been fired. The web UI's are dead and have always been.
Tuba and I have been in this business for over 20 years, we kind of know what is going on. None of our customers use the web interface, simply because it is painfully slow and unstable. We abandoned trying to use the web interface since it was introduced because sadly it was a non starter and purely a marketing ploy. So yes, Accpac has a web interface because Accpac and marketing say so, but no it is not actually practical or usable . As far as web UIs go, it's all in the cloud marketing hype. We get better performance over the web using Citrix, users don't know the difference and as far as they are concerned they are on the cloud, woot woot!
Tuba and I have been in this business for over 20 years, we kind of know what is going on. None of our customers use the web interface, simply because it is painfully slow and unstable. We abandoned trying to use the web interface since it was introduced because sadly it was a non starter and purely a marketing ploy. So yes, Accpac has a web interface because Accpac and marketing say so, but no it is not actually practical or usable . As far as web UIs go, it's all in the cloud marketing hype. We get better performance over the web using Citrix, users don't know the difference and as far as they are concerned they are on the cloud, woot woot!
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