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ERPNext is offered as a hosted cloud solution for businesses with competitive prices.

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The latest round also brings Icertis’ total funding to $96 million, with the new equity infusion valuing the company at about $500 million.

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The proposed overhaul, which is likely to be rolled out in the first quarter of the new financial year, borrows best practices from various...

The deal is part of the growth plan vision 2016 chalked out by the company, said Damodar Rao Gummadapu, CEO, Techwave.

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There are a number of ERP products available in the market but customization is not possible and they are not easy to use as well.

TCS and Felda Prodata Systems have signed an agreement to jointly develop & deliver strategic IT services & solutions in Malaysian market.

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Temples of modern India are a-changing. And for proof one needn’t venture to far-flung temple towns scattered around the country

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