14 apr

The standard usability of ERP systems in 9 points

Time 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.

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SUCCESSFULLY THROUGH THE ERP PROJECT / the (sensible) specification sheet
8 Aug

SUCCESSFULLY THROUGH THE ERP PROJECT / the (sensible) specification sheet

A popular method used by many medium-sized companies to select a suitable ERP is to present the specifications to various providers. A comparison is then made to select the one that appears to fulfil the criteria of the specifications in the best possible way

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The small difference between SAP B1 and R/3
6 apr

The small difference between SAP B1 and R/3

Time and again in discussions, I realise that prospective customers don't make a big difference between the various SAP applications. For them, SAP is the software that the supplier or customer has, which is why it always reacts so inflexibly when a quick change in the process is required.

The surprise is therefore all the greater when it is explained that one and the other, i.e. SAP Enterprise (formerly R/3) and SAP Business One, have less in common than the shared logo might suggest.

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