Advantages and disadvantages for SRM on one client with ECC

Dear SAP gurus,
We are evaluating the use of SRM on one client with ECC. Is there a paper spesifally discuss the advantage and disadvantages of having this deployment option?
Best regards,
John

Hi
check this  link
SRM Server as an Add on to ERP 2005
Advantages
1) one backend for SRM and ECC6.0
Disadvantage
1.Sourcing scenario cannot be implemented.
2.It does not support multiple backend system.
Regards
G.Ganesh Kumar

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