what are the prices of ERP Hardware?
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I recently saw this open source ERP at www.compiere.com\nSince their erp is open source, you can consider their prices to be lower with no license fee. However, the database that they use is Oracle 10G. There probably a fee to that. As for hardware, it depends on how many physical server your erp requires. I would think at least 2, one for application, another for database.\n\nFor more info erp systems, check out http://www.wareprise.com
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I've always found that the best way to find a "going rate" for anything was simply to check eBay. For systems matching your specs. I saw a range of about $120 to $190 {plus shipping}.\n\nYou can generally get a little bit more when selling locally, but not that much.
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$43.95 Newegg\n$42.82 with Free Shipping at Amazon\n$37.61 SoftwareRus\n$29.99 texashalls
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Mobo...$140.00\nProcessor $260.00\nMemory...4 x 1 gig...$320.00\nVideo cards...$240.00\nNice case $140.00\n2 x 80 Gig Hard-drives...$140.00\nPSU...$40.00\nUPS...$65.00\nFlat-screen monitors...3 @ $425.00\nDisk reader...$25.00\nDisk burner...$40.00\nFloppy-drive...$14.00\nSmart card reader...$17.00\n5.1 Speaker set...$149.00\nWebcam...$75.00\nRouter...$60.00\nWindows XPpro with SP-2...$175.00\nHaving the hot set-up...priceless...!!
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Try some large POS vendors to start and search for an association of ecommerce etc...  You can check with these sites as well:\n\nhttp://www.emarketer.com/SiteSearch.aspx?pathID=173\nsourceforge.net/project/stats?group_id=82334&ugn=epos\nhttp://www.marketresearch.com/land/product.asp?productid=1102432&progid=3602
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Go to the websites of companies that sell the hardware and look up the specification sheets for each piece.
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That pricing does sound right for unlimited users based on the per processor licensing model.  The alternative is server plus user/device CALs, but for 50 users it might be close to the same.\n\nCheck out this link for more information.
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FI, CO, SD, PP, MM, Basis, BW, APO, SEM, CRM are in demand in the US. Basically depends on where you are and how the local market is doing.
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They are all not very good.  Best option go to a site like bizrate.com and compare services and prices...
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Here’s the price list, as charged by Amazon (full/upgrade):\n\n    * Windows Vista Home Basic, $199/$99.95\n    * Windows Vista Home Premium, $239/$159\n    * Windows Vista Business, $299/$199\n    * Windows Vista Ultimate, $399/$259\n\nObtained by searching on http://www.google.com
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PA-2CE1/PRI-120    you can find them for $600-$1000ea USD\nPA-MC-2E1/120    you can find these for $1500-$2200ea USD
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System Application Products in Data Processing. It is An Enterprise Resources Planning Pakage
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Check local thrift stores and consignment shops.\nTalk with those who deal in electronics.  I've discovered many useful computer systems (Gateway 2000s', PowerMacs) for around $20-$50 each.  Even bought a few.  They work great with old software from ebay with the kids' ages you have.
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Want to know real numbers?  :) Go to Monster.com and see how much they charge adn you will have real hard numbers that industry charges.\n\nRival
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you'll probably need to check with the company direct as a lot of things influence software pricing such as number of users, support package, etc. See below for some options...
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there are a lot on the market, I would check consumers reports and then go compare those that rank highest in your price range with the features you want
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$828.619 USD\nwww.xe.com/ucc