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On the other hand, many industry applications were created to cover the requirements and processes of the respective specialisation: Also for companies that mainly deal with services.
Read MoreFlexible and customised - that's how today's ERP system should be. This is shown by a recent study. At the same time, user-friendliness must not be compromised.
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The fourth industrial revolution. While initially sounding dramatic, it primarily describes the changes in manufacturing processes. In „Industry 4.0“, machines, parts, and materials in factories are controlled by self-planning systems. This also presents a new challenge for ERP systems. Particularly, the constant flow of information along supply chains and their automation are essential components of „Industry 4.0“ for ERP solutions.
Read MoreAlthough we are always up to date in terms of IT, many terms for digital innovations are older than assumed. Take the term „meme“ – a cartoon, video, or similar file – which gained great popularity on the internet. But as early as 1976, „meme“ was used to describe cultural trends.
„Cloud Computing“ also has a long history. As early as around 1950, the term was used – completely independently of data that can be accessed regardless of end devices.
Read MoreTime and again, certain services in ERP systems are advertised as special and innovative, even though they have long been standard in today's world. Usability in particular is always a major issue. In order to clarify the requirements that users may have of a standard ERP system, we have summarised the basis of user-friendly ERP software here.
1. Quick search with filter
Every ERP system that is user-friendly offers the option to search for data records using a quick search. The user can activate the search field via a button or a shortcut and search for a name or a number, for example. The possible hits displayed are continuously compared with the filter.
Read MoreFortunately, major problems or total failures are not the rule with ERP systems. Nevertheless, there comes a day when the screen goes dark and you have to work without the support of the software. Even if such incidents cannot be avoided directly, a company can still prepare for problems caused by an ERP failure.
Read MoreThe ERP market is large and diverse. That is why it is not easy to define the framework of criteria in such a way that the right ERP system is found in the end. One criterion is integrated accounting. But for which companies does this make sense? Is there any advantage to doing without financial management? To answer these questions, we show the various options in the field of ERP and accounting.
Read MoreManaging an ERP implementation is a responsible task. It is not uncommon for the management to have problems finding a suitable project manager. There are often uncertainties regarding the qualifications for this position. We would therefore like to mention a few key points that we consider important when choosing a project manager.
Read MoreAnyone who deals with ERP software will always hear about standardised or individual systems. The name alone basically clarifies what it is. Nevertheless, we keep hearing the question: why a standardised ERP solution?
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The pricing policy when purchasing an ERP system is a very opaque matter. The word „purchase“ alone is incorrect in this context, as it is more of a buying process. To avoid over- and underestimations, this illustrates the components of the costs for an ERP system. However, the various factors that ultimately influence the price of an ERP solution are so variable that it is impossible to determine a single „true“ price.
Generally, a distinction is made between internal and external cost factors that arise for a company when „acquiring“ an ERP system.