ERP Software

Data and Applications are the forte of any digitally driven business. Most businesses dread losing its data to threats like cyber-attack, and acts of nature like flood, earthquake, fire, etc. The aftermath of such a disaster could be quite drastic to the tune of losing revenue, clients, and time, while also obligating the business to shell out a major investment to fix the entire IT infrastructure. A report by Aveco, determines that, “1 in 5 companies will eventually suffer from an IT disaster” and that, “93% of businesses that lose a significant amount of data will shut down in less than 5 years - 80% will close their doors within a year – and 43% will shut down immediately and never reopen”. So, the companies that rely heavily on IT infrastructure and data to accomplish its core objectives are strongly recommended to have a thoroughly planned, remotely located, and immediately accessible disaster recovery system that would boost the resilience of the business by minimizing down...

The major recipient of the pros or cons of an ERP deployment is its Buyer, while the Vendor gets to bask in the credits of successful implementation or lament trying to put things together in case of a failure. This fact alarmingly increases the responsibility of the buyer in ensuring the implementation success of an ERP, though it is widely believed that it is the duty of the Vendor in all earnestness. So, identifying the most compatible ERP product that is furnished by the most amicable ERP Vendor is pivotal in accomplishing an ERP implementation success. ERP demos provide the vital ground for companies for assessing and deciding the feasibility of aligning an ERP with its process flow. For a Vendor, ERP demo is a part of the Sales Process, but for the Buyer, it is a preview to finalize a voluminous lifetime investment that would decide the future of the business. Hence, preparing for an ERP demo, if not more important, is at least equally important for the Buyer as th...