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How to Decide if You Really Need an ERP System
2007-04-28 15:35:00 Do You Real ly Need an ERP System ?An ERP project can be stressful. Just making the decision to enter into an evaluation project may feel like a leap of faith. Honestly, you either need a new system or you don’t. It is as simple as that.There are many reasons for engaging in a project for selecting new software. Some common reasons for kicking off a software selection project include basics like you currently have no real system to manage your business, your existing system lacks the functionality you need to stay competitive or manage growth, or there are even numerous cases where a company is spun off of a larger corporation and the ability to manage the annual license fees or system maintenance of a large tier one package is simply not feasible.Regardless of your current pain points, there are some basic questions you can ask yourself to determine your company’s true needs for obtaining new business software.Top Ten Reasons You Need an ERP Software Package1. Your office or cub... More About: Really , Ally
Introduction to ERP
More articles from this author:2007-04-24 13:59:00 Let’s start this blog with an explanation of ERP. ERP is short for enterprise resource planning. It is typically used in conjunction with software, system, or solution.ERP does include distribution, manufacturing, and accounting functionality. Quality ERP packages also include integrated CRM and WMS. And even though ERP does include most of the functionality needed for the average distributor or manufacturer, not all distribution, manufacturing, or accounting software packages can be considered ERP systems.Coming out of college I fell in love with my first ERP system. Yes you read that correctly. Contrary to what my husband things, ERP is my first true love. It contained all the necessary controls I learned in my accounting classes, while also providing a fully integrated point of access for other functional areas such as manufacturing and sales. It gave me a way of utilizing my book knowledge and transferred this knowledge into the real world of business. For a brief thr... More About: Introduction , Intro 1, 2 |
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