Advantages and disadvantages of Internet Sales R/3 Edition over ITS

Hello,
      I want to know what are the Advantages and disadvantages of Internet Sales R/3 Edition over ITS? If we shift from ITS to  Internet Sales R/3 Edition, what would be added advantages?
Note: Here ITS is used only for Sales Transactions.
Thanks & Regards,
Pratik Gandhi.

Hi
  E-Service&E-Marketing is not part of the R/3 Internet sales edition.
Cheers

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