eTEK for SQL Server

When to use eTEK Accounting/Fundamentals for Microsoft SQL Server?
When the number of concurrent users in your organizations exceeds 9 and/or the volume of transactions in your business would be considered large.
eTEK for Microsoft SQL Server is a traditional, full-feature, network-based, client/server enterprise accounting system (aka ERP). Based on Microsoft SQL Server, these versions meet the needs of larger organizations with many concurrent users and/or large transaction volumes across multiple companies, divisions, departments and/or product lines.
It is important to understand the
basic underlying marketing and technological reasons behind
this version of
eTEK Accounting/Fundamentals. We are serious about providing you with
scalability
without the need and expense of re-training your users.
Savvy business organizations will not purchase a new accounting system
unless they can be assured that it will grow as their business grows.

eTEK Accounting/Fundamentals for Microsoft SQL Server allows your organization to process a large number of transactions. Specifically, the upper-end of concurrent users can literally be hundreds to thousands of desktops (so you know this is NOT an idle claim ... please see the following Microsoft link for benchmark performance metrics:
We suspect your requirements will likely not be as larger as some of the benchmarks above ... but just so you know, we believe Microsoft's SQL Server is an excellent backend database platform; it is the reason we confidently say that eTEK provides an easy-to-use system with the flexibility YOU WILL NOT OUTGROW!
What about businesses that do not have the same high volume requirements as those described above? Perhaps our mid-range versions would be more than sufficient for your needs. In short, the "flip-side" of scalability is also important to understand. Namely, eTEK customers do not need to buy more of an accounting system than they need. With eTEK you can always grow and expand for a very modest investment!
eTEK Accounting/Fundamentals for
Microsoft SQL Sever was designed around the concept of
minimal conversion. Specifically, no
additional end-user training is required to upgrade from one version
to the other. This is a major
benefit. Research confirms that the greatest costs of new systems are the costs of
training people to properly setup, implement, and then use and support the systems they
have bought.
For a comprehensive review of features
in Microsoft's new SQL Server 2008 go to:
http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/2008/en/us/overview.aspx
