Cloud-based ERP software refers to enterprise resource planning tools and applications that users access through the internet. Unlike with desktop ERP, you can manage every area of your operations from anywhere.
How does a cloud ERP system differ from on-premise software?
On-premise ERP software, rather than storing data in the cloud, stores information within a company’s internal server infrastructure. While this type of ERP system provides companies with more custom options, it tends to be more expensive than cloud-based ERP systems. It also needs to be updated and serviced to stay current, in addition to taking longer to implement.Create efficient processes across teams, offices and geographical locations using a shared database that supports the way your business works.
Unparalleled insight into all areas of the business, including inventory and order management, human resources and customer relationship management (CRM). Harness the cloud to bring together real-time information on the company’s inventory and financials for faster, more informed decision-making.
Adopt a faster, simpler and more flexible business management solution. You can expect to increase productivity, save money on overheads and find more customers.
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