MRP (material requirements planning) and ERP are a pair of siblings, and it is not entirely clear which of the two is the older. Even the latest ERP variants cannot deny their roots, which go directly back to MRP. It's basically about determining what is needed, how much is needed and when.
Read MoreThe other SAP cloud
Anyone who is interested in the current ERP market knows that there is no way around offers from the data cloud. Of course, this also applies to the market leader. The SAP Cloud offering is becoming ever larger and more complete. There is also a lot on offer for SMEs that can be accessed via the network. However, the nature of SMEs is very diverse and requires a different SAP Cloud platform.
Read MoreFinancial consolidation with SAP Business One
In itself, the term "consolidation" simply means that a certain set of facts is put into context. In the world of accounting, however, financial consolidation is a clearly defined process that involves several special features and accounting principles.
Read MoreBalance confirmation in SAP Business One
business partners for the correct amount. This task can be automated with the Versino Financial Suite.
Read MoreReturn rates - on the trail of returns
Returns are an increasing burden on online retail. A frequently used indicator in a business context is the returns rate. Returns are ordered goods that are sent back to the seller by the customer. These are used or unused goods. However, the returns rate has various dimensions that can be determined from the business figures.
Read MoreSurvive the supply chain crisis with an ERP
Disrupted supply chains and rising costs, which are currently affecting manufacturing and trading companies, were first triggered by the pandemic and have now been exacerbated by the war in Ukraine. The latest reports on the business climate are causing many companies to switch to crisis mode or at least to focus intensively on a worsening of the crisis. Fortunately, companies with a solid ERP system have an important tool at their disposal. Automated inventory management can be essential for companies that are affected by disrupted supply chains and want to survive these uncertain times.
Read MoreSAP Business ByDesign vs SAP S/4HANA Cloud
fter years of development, SAP Business ByDesign has reached a high level of maturity in the SaaS ERP area for SMEs. SAP Business ByDesign appears to be comparable to the strengths of SAP S/4HANA in larger company implementations. So what are the differences between SAP's two cloud products?
Read MoreSAP Business One Cloud Migration Costs
When considering the costs of an SAP Business One Cloud migration, you need to go into detail to get a realistic view of the expected expenditure. The different billing models of the providers and the technical pitfalls of your own IT infrastructure can quickly eat up the savings. There is the threat of sensitive cost drivers that are easy to overlook in the complex ERP migration.
Read MoreManage stocks in ERP systems
Knowing what stock is stored when, where and in what quantity is fundamentally important for companies. With a warehouse management system (WMS), it is possible to come much closer to the goal of stock transparency. When integrated into an ERP system, the inventory data is also accessible to other areas of the company.
Read MoreNo GoBD without process documentation
Today, all companies must comply with the GoBD-compliant storage of certain documents. However, correct archiving alone is not enough. The specific measures and procedures to be taken must be set out in procedural documentation.
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