What is ERP?

The importance of ERP in the Industry.

What Is Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)?

ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning, but what does ERP mean? The simplest way to define ERP is to think about all the core processes needed to run a company: finance, manufacturing, HR, supply chain, services, procurement, and others. At its most basic level, ERP integrates these processes into a single system.


KEY FEATURES

  • Enterprise-wide integration
  • Real-time (or near real-time) operations
  • Consistent look and feel

Why is ERP important?

This is why ERP is important for any Business!

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OPTIMIZING EFFICIENCY

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INCREASING TEAM COLLABORATION

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REDUCING OPERATING COSTS

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IMPROVING DATA SECURITY

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MAKING REALISTIC, ACCURATE FORECASTS

Different Kind of ERP’s

Different kind of Business ERP's, we are serving.

READY MIX CONCRETE ERP

REAL ESTATE ERP

ENGRAVING ERP

FLEXO PRINTING ERP

LIGHT WEIGHT BLOCK (AAC) ERP

PULSE/RICE MILL ERP

SCHOOL MANAGEMENT ERP

PRINTING & PACKAGING ERP

AUTOMOBILES ERP

TRANSPORTATION ERP

MACHINE MANUFACTURING ERP

PHARMACEUTICAL ERP

CRM ERP

BOOK DEPO / SHOP MANAGEMENT ERP

TRADING ERP

Flow Of ERP

The flow of the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).

  • Provides real-time visibility of operations
  • Gives business leaders a quick view of their global supply chain
  • Helps identify challenges and opportunities, enabling you to make faster business decisions
  • Streamlines and integrates tasks in the organization
  • Allows access to company data from anywhere
  • Makes collaboration easier
  • Offers real-time analytics and reporting

How ERP is Helping Business to reduce cost?

One study finds that on average an ERP can reduce overall operational costs by 23% and administrative costs by 22%. That's a significant saving over time. And while operational savings may be a driving factor to explore ERP adoption, quality ERP programs can do more than just save money.


Benefits of ERP

  • Better Financial Planning
  • Improved Communication
  • Total Visibility/Data Reliability
  • Improved Reporting and Planning
  • Flexible Modularity/Scalability
  • Improved Efficiency
  • Customer Service
  • Standardized Business Processes

Business

ERP systems enable businesses to have greater insight and visibility into their supply chain operations. Access to this key information allows them to make critical business decisions and to maintain a competitive edge in their industry, no matter how big or small the competition is.