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Best-of-Breed Software vs. All-in-One Software – An Infographic

This infographic breaks down some of the major differences between best-of-breed software, and-all-in one software suites!

Searching for new business software is far from easy. The software market can be overwhelming to anyone! According to marketresearch.com; “The global software market had total revenues of $597.3bn in 2019, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.1% between 2015 and 2019.” Occasionally, a search comes down to a choice between best-of-breed software, or an all-in-one software suite. There are many differences between best-of-breed software and an all-in-one platform. The infographic below breaks them down so that business owners can make informed decisions.

an infographic explaining the differences between best of breed software and all in one software.

Celayix is a prime example of best-of-breed software. We offer workforce management solutions in the form of employee scheduling software, and time & attendance. The beauty of Celayix is how well it can integrate with your other vital systems. Payroll and billing are intrinsically linked to employee scheduling and attendance. Because of that, our developers have worked with leading software providers in their respective fields to create key integrations. This provides our customers with the flexibility and compatibility they need!

We have customers in a wide range of industries, so we’ve come to learn that each industry has a unique set of challenges. Since we operate under a best-of-breed model, we have the option of tailoring our solution to suit those needs. If you’d like to hear more about our best-of-breed employee scheduling software, get in touch with a Solutions Advisor today!

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