SCM 2007 and SCM 5.0 difference and benefits

Hello,
We are planning to upgrade our APO solution to the next version. I wanted to know if anyone has done any analysis between SCM 5.0 and SCM 2007 which points outs it differences and it's benefits.
Also SCM 2007 being the latest version, is it stable version to upgrade.
Please advise.
Regards,
Sanju

SCM 2007 Vs. SCM 5.1:
Product name is SCM 2007. SCM 5.1 is component under SCM 2007. However it is noted that these names are typically used interactively.
As product is newly introduced...unless you need critical functionality being newly provided, you could wait till initial stabilization happens.
Benefits:
Enterprise Service bundle
DP: Flexible graph generation, usability for context menu, identify/delete obsolete CVCs, enhancements in <<
Graphics, Selection Mgmt
>>
SNP: Profitability driven SCM, Optimization - prioritization, sequence dep. setup costs, quota arrangements , receipt bounds, BADIs for master data edit thru CIF, enhancements in <<
Shelf-life, subcontracting, Prod. Interchangeability, graphics, CTM
>>
PP/DS: User maintained capacity reservations, MRP based detailed scheduling, download SNP blocks, Enterprise Services, enhancements in <<
Campaign Planning, CTP
>>
SCM 7.0: This is still in development by SAP.

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