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SAP ERP released in 2004 (after R2 in 1979 and R3 in 1992) is an
enterprise resource planning software developed by the German company
SAP SE. SAP ERP incorporates the key business functions of an
organization and consists of different modules that are integrated to each
other. ERP is part of a larger family known as SAP Business Suite and
contains many other line-of-business applications from SAP such as SAP
CRM, SRM, SCM, and PLM co-deployed. Salesforce offers systems
Source: List of Top 20 ERP Software Companies
designed for a number of industry verticals, including financial services, https://financesonline.com/list-of-erp-software-companies/
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) are similar in many ways,
as they are both used to increase the overall profitability of a business. These systems overlap in some areas, and
can be completely integrated in others. Salesforce has native integrations with the two largest ERP vendors,
Oracle and SAP. CRM software helps companies to manage customer interaction and customer data, automate
marketing, sales, and customer support, access business information, and manage partner, vendor, and employee
relationships.
The Salesforce company began in 1999 and went public in 2004. In 2015 the Salesforce Lightning
Experience was formally announced (a new GUI interface) as well as the open access learning platform,
Trailhead, as a “new way to learn Salesforce.” While Salesforce offers corporate training for a fee, the
new open access community learning platform continues to grow in content and public use.