Business Models: DBA vs. ERP
Is your company a candidate for an ERP system?
With the abysmal track record ERP systems have with small companies, do you really want to take the risk that your company will be the exception?
ERP systems were designed for bigger companies
- ERP systems were designed for bigger companies and are being pushed down-market into smaller companies.
- DBA was designed from the ground up for smaller manufacturers.
Core features of the high-cost ERP sales model:
- Self-Help Resources: With our free system you have access to our online support center and all its self-help resources.
- Pre-sale analysis
- Onsite presentations
- RFP's / RFQ's
- Proposals
- References
- Site visits
- Trade shows
- Advertising
- Commissioned sales reps
- Resellers
- Sales contracts
Core features of the web-based DBA sales model:
- DBA Demo Library: More informative than ERP presentations, our online demo library can be visited as often as you wish.
- Free Single-User System: How many ERP systems give you a free, unrestricted single-user license to the complete system?
- Self-Help Resources: With our free system you have access to our online support center and all its self-help resources.
- 90-Day Return Option: No ERP system we know of will let you return the system for a full refund if it's not the system for you.
The Bottom Line = Savings + Success
Unlike ERP, DBA makes sense for small business.
- You save tens of thousands of dollars over an ERP system
- You get common sense software scaled for small manufacturers
- You get a system that's much easier to implement than an ERP system