ERP Systems (or Enterprise Resource Planning Software) allows your company to integrate its business processes in one place. Typically, ERP systems are divided into different Modules which cover different area of different types of organisation.
Modules
When we create a specification for your ERP system, we consider the modules are required to meet your business needs. There are over 40 modules in erp2, including:
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Communication
Compliance
Content Management Systems
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Defence Systems
Distribution Management
Document Management
E-Commerce
Education
Facilities Management
Global Trade
Health Systems & Electronic Medical Records
Human Resources & Workload Management
Incubation for Start-ups
Inventory
Legal Systems
Logistics
Marketing
Plant Maintenance
Point of Sale
Production & MRP Systems
Project Management
Property Management
Purchasing
Quality Assurance
Real Estate
Reporting & Business Intelligence (BI)
Research & Development
Sales Management
Scheduling
Security Administration
Servicing
Supply Chain Management
Technical Support
Transportation
Warehouse Management Systems (WMS)
An organisation with one or more of these integrated systems can greatly enhance their business processes. The more departments that can avail of connected business systems, the greater the positive impact on efficiency, increased productivity and cost savings.
Industries
Each module can be customised to a specific industry. For example, CRM (Customer Relationship Management) for a food and beverage wholesaler will likely have different requirements than for a retailer or an electronics manufacturer. erp2 allows for the specification of individual industries for each client and thereby transforming the module into an optimised version of your specific industry.
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Aerospace
Agriculture
Apparel
Automotive
Aviation
Banking
Biotechnology
Chemicals
Construction
Construction Materials
Consumer Electronics
Education
Energy
Engineering
Entertainment
Environmental Services
Financial Services
Food and Beverage
Forestry
Healthcare
Hospitality
Information Technology
Insurance
Internet Services
Jewellery
Logistics
Manufacturing
Media
Mining
Nonprofit
Oil & Gas
Pharmaceuticals
Real Estate
Retail
Robotics
Shipping
Telecommunications
Textiles
Tourism
Transportation
Utilities
Video Games
Waste Management
Water Supply
Wholesale Trade
Wood Products
When this customisation is applied, the ERP system also becomes much more intuitive and user-friendly.
Advanced Customisation
Advanced Customisation goes beyond Industry level customisation to bring you an exact design to meet your organisation's specific needs. It might some manufacturing process that is unique to you, a proprietary step that gives you a competitive edge that other ERP systems cannot provide for. erp2 can give you exactly the solution you need, to the very last detail.
erp2 avoids the pitfalls of 'custom software' by building on an established base. This is why we refer to this as 'customisation' rather than custom software. Custom software, built from scratch, can be a risk to your organisation as it often suffers from a lack of support, proprietary modules and limited opportunities for expansion.
Fully customised software provides exactly the same advantages as custom software, without the risks and limitations of made-from-scratch custom software.
