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Who said ERP was boring?
| 题名： | Who said ERP was boring? |
| 正文语种： | eng |
| 作者： | ROBERTO MICHEL |
| 摘要： | Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is among the most vital software solutions a company can use because it unites key transactions under one umbrella. Everything from procurement to product data, to accounting and general ledger are part of ERP. But let's face it, general ledger isn't that exciting. Other, newer categories of enterprise software-like digital experience management solutions or human capital management-have grabbed more focus in recent years. However, the fact that some newer enterprise software categories have emerged doesn't make ERP boring, especially for small- to mid-sized (SMBs) companies that rely on ERP for processes like warehouse fulfillment, supply chain analytics and ensuring that orders get out the door accurately and on time.For SMBs that rely on ERP for integrated warehouse management system (WMS) functions or other supply chain processes, ERP is their operational life blood. If it works, orders get filled and customers stay happy. If an ERP system for an SMB doesn't meet operational needs, key processes turn into struggles, or the SMB may find it challenging to keep pace with growth.Like other ERP users, many SMBs are gravitating toward Cloud-based ERP. According to 2020 research from analyst firm IDC, in 2019, ERP was implemented in the Cloud for 26.4% of ERP projects in 2019, but that will increase to 48.4% of deployments in 2024, as the demand for Cloud-based ERP continues to outpace demand for on-premise options. |
| 出版年： | 2021 |
| 期刊名称： | Logistics Management |
| 卷： | 60 |
| 期： | 8 |
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