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Can anybody just tell me in brief what is the Difference between CR Server XI and Business Objects Enterprise?

Here's the brief summary:
CR Server is essentially Business Objects Enterprise with the following limitations:
- Limited to a single server (no clustering)
- Limited to a maximum of 4 CPUs
- Limited to the Crystal Reports content type
- Limited to a maximum of 20 Concurrent Users (or CAL - Concurrent Access License)
- One CAL can service between 5 and 10 'real people' depending on your usage patterns.
- No Web Intelligence
- No Crystal Xcelsius
- No Dashboarding
- No Enterprise Performance Management
- No Data Integrator
It is ideal for a departmental or a small company reporting server. It includes
- CAL licensing (BusinessObjects Enterprise doesn't)
- One copy of CR Developer Edition for every 5 CAL purchased (Report designers are extra with BusinessObjects Enterprise)
- Live Office for office integration
- Sharepoint 2003 Portal Integration Kit
- Web based report administration and consumption
- Business Views Manager for semantic layer maintenance
I hope this helps - let me know if you have more questions.
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