There are two methods for customising the processes of an ERP. Customizing is the method of adapting the system within the possibilities that the system offers.
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23
Jan
4
Jan
Introduction of business software - surprisingly not technological
When introducing business software such as ERP or CRM, there are a lot of obstacles, challenges and surprises to overcome.
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25
Sep
SAP Business One - The Practical Handbook No. 5
SAP Business One - The Practical Handbook has now been published in a new fifth edition. It is recognised as the guide and manual for SAP's ERP for SMEs.
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17
Jan
ERP introduction: convincing employees
The software is not the only success factor. When it is introduced, the ERP users must also be convinced.
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9
March
FAQ - Maybe ERP after all?
Yes, they still exist. Companies that work without an ERP system. Is it possible, but does it make sense? This is a question that management usually ask themselves.
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4
March
The small difference: ERP and merchandise management
Although merchandise management software and ERP software are sometimes still used as synonyms, they refer to different system solutions. But what is the difference between an enterprise resource planning system (ERP) and an ERP solution? While enterprise resource planning focuses on goods, their storage and related warehousing, ERP software has the task of utilising all resources (goods, capital and personnel) efficiently and thus improving business processes. The difference is best recognised in the areas of responsibility:
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22
october
Optimise business processes in the ERP project?
Most companies also interpret a new ERP system as an automatic optimisation of business processes. The disappointment when the expected effect in improved processes fails to materialise is great. However, with the right approach, it is possible to combine an ERP solution and business process optimisation in one project.
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7
Aug
The future of ERP software
Flexible 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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25
Feb
Process optimisation in the ERP solution: Always a new system necessary?
Particularly with ERP systems that have been in use for a long time, it becomes apparent over time that some work processes still need to be improved. However, a new system is not necessarily required for process optimisation. The process analysis can be carried out independently of the ERP system anyway. The challenge - as is so often the case - lies in the implementation. The data structures in particular play a major role in process optimisation - and these are ultimately the heart of every ERP system. But how can these be changed and improved in such a way that the necessary process optimisation can be implemented?
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10
Dec
The search for the right one. Part 1: Does my company need an ERP system?
The question is not if, but when. If a company is still at the beginning of its history, it may still be possible to manage orders, customer data and stock lists using Excel and the like. However, this type of data is not becoming less. The number of people working with this data is also growing. Individual workstations are becoming departments. The demands on company management are growing. Decisions are becoming bigger and riskier. Accounting must always provide reliable figures on which these decisions can be made. In short, the workload is growing.
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