It is universally understood that there are real challenges around labor in nearly every manufacturing enterprise. Hiring and sustaining the right workforce is currently the bane of every plant manager. This issue is neither new nor surprising, but only recently are we better understanding the real issue and potential solutions.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have long been the backbone of organizational operations, streamlining processes and integrating data across various departments. In recent years, the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies has brought a new wave of transformation to the ERP landscape. AI and ML are revolutionizing how ERP systems function, enabling organizations to unlock unprecedented efficiency, accuracy, and innovation levels.
Industry-specific ERP is designed to meet the unique needs of specific industries by addressing industry-specific challenges, complying with industry-specific regulations, and supporting industry-specific workflows.
People often ask what add-ons, extensions, or integrations could improve their ERP system.
Sage has announced new product integration with Microsoft to simplify workflows for SMBs. Walid Abu-Hadba, Chief Product Officer at Sage explains the benefits of these product integrations and why Sage chose to develop a strategy around a partnership with Microsoft to provide these capabilities to customers.
Most ERP providers are working on AI, machine learning, and other smart features to increase the functions of their ERP software. A smarter ERP system can be created that is much more efficient and less dependent on humans for storing and segregating the data it processes by using new-age technologies.
Unit4, a leader in enterprise cloud applications for mid-market services organizations, has recently released the results of its Business Future Index Report. We discussed the report’s key findings with Dave Dyer, Regional President, North America at Unit4, and he explained how business performance over the past year has been impacted by the pandemic and which business priorities, people strategies, company strategies policies, and technology adoption have accelerated.
Sage, the leader in accounting, financial, HR, and payroll technology for small and mid-sized businesses, has recently announced increased investment in Sage Intacct to enable customers to automate processes, boost productivity and free up time to focus on running their businesses. We discussed why Sage invested more in Sage Intacct and how these series of significant product updates and enhancements will help their customers stay competitive post-pandemics with Dan Miller, EVP of Sage Intacct at Sage.
Epicor, a global leader in the industry-specific enterprise software industry, has recently published the Epicor 2022 Industry Insights Report which surveyed 1,350 ERP users across automotive, construction, distribution, manufacturing, and retail / eCommerce sectors.
Industries are turning to enterprise software to increase productivity and automate business processes to address labor shortages.
In the interview with Nicky Tozer, Oracle Netsuite VP of EMEA, we talked about the company’s growth across the region and Oracle NetSuite’s future goals.
This article focuses on the importance of real-time postings as a critical process that should be implemented before an ERP implementation. by Dave Beldyk from CCi
Since over half of all ERP implementations fail, I have long wondered why? I know there are many reasons, but one reason that always seems to make everyone’s top five list is “inadequate organizational change management”. As I’ve thought about this over the years, I have tried to dissect the individual elements of typical organizational change management methodologies to see if anything jumps out.
How AI/ML is transforming nontechnical ERP users into data-driven decision-makers
It is universally understood that there are real challenges around labor in nearly every manufacturing enterprise. Hiring and sustaining the right workforce is currently the bane of every plant manager. This issue is neither new nor surprising, but only recently are we better understanding the real issue and potential solutions.