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Mid-Market ERP systems cater to companies that are doing $10M-$500M USD in Annual Revenue.
Companies that are too small for Mid-Market ERP are typically running on QuickBooks in the United States or similar applications in other countries.
Companies that are too large for Mid-Market ERP are typically running something like SAP, Oracle, Workday, or one of a dozen or so other products.
Mid-Market ERP sits in the middle, with dozens of products serving the space, but the types of companies in this space deal with very similar challenges.
Let's talk about those challenges and explore technology solutions.