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Infor XA

Infor XA is commercial enterprise resource planning (ERP) software used to control the operations of manufacturing companies. It was initially known as MAPICS (Manufacturing, Accounting and Production Information Control Systems). MAPICS was created by IBM. The product has been owned by Infor Global Solutions since 2005.

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Developer
Infor
Operating system
IBM i
Original author
IBM
Other names
MAPICS
Release
1977
Stable release
Release 10

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Infor XA

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples9
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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Infor XA

Top relations

Developer · 1
Infor XA → Infor
Operating system · 1
Infor XA → IBM i
Original author · 1
Infor XA → IBM
Other names · 1
Infor XA → MAPICS
Release · 1
Infor XA → 1977
Stable release · 1
Infor XA → Release 10
Type · 1
Infor XA → Enterprise resource planning
Website · 1
Infor XA → www.infor.com/products/xa
Written in · 1
Infor XA → RPG, Control Language

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Important terminology

ibm infor xa control mapics system product written language java manufacturing systems versions components rpg also enterprise resource planning operating

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Infor XADeveloperInfor1.00infobox
Infor XAOperating systemIBM i1.00infobox
Infor XAOriginal authorIBM1.00infobox
Infor XAOther namesMAPICS1.00infobox
Infor XARelease19771.00infobox
Infor XAStable releaseRelease 101.00infobox
Infor XATypeEnterprise resource planning1.00infobox
Infor XAWebsitewww.infor.com/products/xa1.00infobox
Infor XAWritten inRPG, Control Language1.00infobox

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