Cloud ERP software can greatly benefit your company. Still, many people fear moving their operations to the cloud, primarily due to cloud security concerns. The SLA of most cloud ERP providers include a disclaimer waiving responsibility in case there is a security breach. Given such a scenario, how confident can one be while giving the keys to the company’s bread-and-butter to a third party?
Hitcents.com Omniprise SCM is a supply chain management module within the Omniprise ERP suite that gives you full control over your supply chain.
Hitcents.com Omniprise ERP is a top-rated enterprise resource planning suite that can handle a variety of processes in both retail and manufacturing industries.
SMART | PT is an inventory management part of the AssetSmart SMART | AM 360 suite and streamlines of the user’s receiving operations. From the start, the program displays the statuses for all incoming packages.
SMART | AMIIX is a standalone inventory management module in the AssetSmart SMART | AM 360 suite and handles an unlimited number of inventory products. The platform allows users to work with barcode scanning to collect all inventory data and upload it to the server, and from there issue inventory transactions, such as shipments, movements, returns and checkouts.
FleetFocus can track and handle all the operations that go into maintaining the user’s vehicular fleet. Users have complete control over each vehicle’s lifecycle, allowing them to work with all vehicle budgeting, procurement, maintenance and disposal.
Fi-es Systems Magnolia ERP is software designed for retail stores, restaurants and service centers and allows management of all locations. The platform allows users to work across their entire store chain to display data on inventory, resources and finances and set all prices, play with budgets and handle documents.
Chempax is designed specifically for chemical manufacturers and distributors and makes it easy for users to pull up information on any part of their enterprise. From a single program dashboard, users can manage and view data on customers, products, suppliers, and more.
At the beginning of an ERP implementation, no one involved wants or expects to get caught up in a lawsuit. Despite the fact that, according to our 2013 ERP Report, most ERP implementations take longer than expected, cost more than expected, and fail to deliver expected business benefits, most organizations commence their projects with the best of intentions. Other than the occasional CIO or CFO who is afraid of losing his or her job, not many are thinking about ERP failure this early in the project.