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You may disagree with me, but ...

Depends on your perspective. For someone looking from the PC end, some
categories mught be:

Low-end: available at stores, less than $1000, few consultants, little
customization. Not much in the way of security.
DacEasy, MYOB, Peachtree, Simply Accounting, QuickBooks
Mid-range: sometimes available at stores, normally modular, less than $5000,
some consultants, networkable/multi-user.
BusinessWorkds, SBT lowend
High-end: Sold through VARs, upward of $700 per module, feature rich,
international capabilities.
ACCPAC Plus, Avista, Great Plains, Macola, Solomon, RealWorld
Sky-End: Sophisticated SQL-based or just plain overpriced, upward of $10,000
per module.
Pie in the Sky-end: $100,000s of thousands and up.

Eric E. Cohen, CPA, CPIM
Cohen Computer Consulting  Rochester NY
http://www.servtech.com/re/acct.html

In <40bmp8$mbm@crl3.crl.com> gjereza@crl.com (George L. Jereza) writes:

>Robert Le Grand (rlegrand@phillips.com) wrote:

>: We are looking at the following software, and would like to find a 
>: comparison done for all or even some

>: Computron; Open Systems; Computer Associates; Dodge Group; Systems 
>: Union Corp; People Soft; Flexi International; Oracle; SAP; D&3

>: If can be of any help?  Thanks for your help !

>Except for the question of price, someone please define 
>high-end accounting package.   Thanks.