The global enterprise resource planning (ERP) software market is worth $41.69 billion, and anyone who uses an ERP understands why – because ERP systems handle all your business’s diverse functions, including:

You’ve decided to implement an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. This is a significant project, and its success requires cooperation from every user in your business. For example, you won’t get a budget without your company owner, and the software won’t “stick” if your employees fight it.

Most businesses find choosing, learning, implementing, and supporting an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system to be daunting. Luckily, you can – and should – hire a value-added reseller (VAR) organization to help. Check this link out if the term “VAR” is unfamiliar.

Although it’s a big decision, it’s the correct decision. Think of how advanced things you use daily have become. Who wants to be watching television on a CRT, driving a car with chrome bumpers while unfolding a map, using a pay phone, or buying a newspaper from a box on a street corner?

In a previous post, we provided a walkthrough of the PO Receiving & Put Away warehouse processes in SAP Business One. Another advantage of the combined power of WiSys is the real-time material management of pallets for SAPB1.

There’s never a perfect time to upgrade your ERP system. You either lack the time, people, or budget. And, despite vendor claims, often the upgrades aren’t worth disrupting the business. However, sometimes the disruption is more than worth it. Those times are rare, but they occur when market conditions and technology advancements are so compelling that you would be foolish to skip the upgrade opportunity. 

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