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| | ERP Implementation | |
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|  Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are information systems that form a backbone of an enterprise. These systems integrate different aspects of an enterprise including finance, manufacturing, supply chain management, customer relationship management, and human resources. Once implemented, the entire business functions originate from ERP systems. | |
| | Today ERP implementation is considered an integral part of a perfect business application strategy. This is because ERP has the ability to remarkably streamline different business activities. ERP systems are closely tied to supply chain management and logistics automation systems. In order to facilitate ERP implementation various software applications are available that can be customized to suit specific business needs. Some of the popular ERP packages are SAP, Oracle, PeopleSoft, Baan, JD Edwards, and Lawson. ERP implementation changes the business functioning and processes to a great extent. Hence, for successful ERP implementation decisions should be made with consensus. | |
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| | Benefits of ERP implementation | |
| | With ERP implementation, an unrestricted data flow can be achieved within different departments of an enterprise. As a result, every department has access to the latest updated information resulting in an overall smooth business functioning. This brings about the much sought after transparency in the company operations. | |
| | More ERP Benefits: | |
| | - Integrates financial information, customer order information, and HR information.
- Enables informed decision making and increases transparency.
- Lowers ordering, inventory and production costs.
- Reduces investments in plant machinery and other equipment.
- Lowers downtime during the assembly line manufacturing process.
- Leads to efficient project scheduling.
- Reduces errors due to increased automation and coordination.
- Enhances flexibility in production processes and product customization.
- Increases profits due to increased market share and customer satisfaction.
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| | ERP Implementation Costs | |
| | ERP implementation involves huge costs and this dithers even big companies to opt for ERP systems. ERP costs include hardware, software, professional services, and internal costs. Hidden costs that are involved include ERP training costs and ERP integration and testing costs. Customization of the ERP package can have an affect on the entire ERP system. Therefore customization and ERP upgrade can be a costly affair. Further costs are involved in data analysis and conversion processes. | |
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| | Navint – Leading Consulting and Technology Solutions Firm | |
| | Navint is a leading business technology consulting firm and software solution providers whose business expertise has enabled clients manage their supply and demand chains. It partners with leading application vendors and provides ERP solutions for Financial Management, Human Resources System, PLM, Business Intelligence, Strategic Sourcing, Microsoft CRM and Supply Chain Management. Navint’s ERP services include ERP implementation, ERP upgrade, and consulting. During ERP Consulting, our proficient ERP consultants thoroughly study business operations and suggest ERP integration and customization activities according to the need of the enterprise. | |
| | Navint also offers its consulting and implementation services for the new Microsoft Dynamic Business Solutions.
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