SAP Announces New Release Of Business One Application
Features include ease in connections to mobile devices, partner applications and cloud.
SAP AG has announced the 8.81 release of the SAP Business One application, designed to help small businesses grow. The new release features improvements that SAP is adding across its various product lines, including mobility, ease in development of partner applications and social networking. First customers such as Virtual Graffiti, Inc. are gaining improvements in visibility across the organisation and control of inventory.
With SAP Business One 8.81, customers can extend their core applications via multiple mobile technologies that are supported in the latest version of the software. They can work more effectively with the SAP partner ecosystem to build applications, as the latest version of SAP Business One offers integration to more sophisticated add-on applications and vertical industry solutions. The new release also features enhancements in the software development kit (SDK), SAP Business One studio, to help accelerate co-innovation with partners. For business analytics, SAP Crystal Reports and SAP Crystal Dashboard Design software are now fully integrated into SAP Business One, allowing partners to leverage these functions with industry-specific content on top.
Customers obtain constant access to their most important data through integration and collaboration with SAP Business One 8.81 and on demand, cloud, mobile devices, Web services, collaboration tools and social networks. The application unifies business processes and automates operations across an organisation while the enhancements deliver rapid implementation with out-of-the-box business scenarios.

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