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Analysts pour cold water on Infor-Saleslogix deal

15 August 2014 •

Former Sage CRM product has changed hands yet again, but onlookers remain unconvinced that new owner Infor can make a go of it

Analysts have given Infor's acquisition of Saleslogix a lukewarm reception, arguing that the product will need serious tlc if it is to become a genuine force in the SaaS CRM market. Infor said i...

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