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ERP Operation and Control

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ERP Operation and Control

The selection of the most suitable management system is it a difficult decision to make, but once it is decided, the next step is the operation and maintenance of ERP. It is necessary to know well all the capacities and abilities in order to exploit the system to its fullest extent. The very first decision that should be made is whether the system will be operated by the employees or by third parties.



The outsourcing means hiring an associate to administrate a technology environment, which is becoming most common nowadays. Many enterprises have been attracted by this option because they do not need to establish a team, invest in training and furthermore suffer the constant replacement of persons. Some managers are worried about the ability to use outsourcing on big scale since Business sector areas could be related.


It is recommendable to take into account the six factors that are involved in the implementation of ERP which are the said system, the culture of the organization, the strategy, the hardware, the processes and all the other management applications that are being used by the company.


ERP is a basic requirement for all the companies. Increasingly, the market is expanding, the frontiers are disappearing and the enterprises are forced to increment their product and service portfolios to satisfy the demand.


The New Important Role of the Enterprise

The companies need technological support in order to administrate efficiently the databases and should have information systems able to identify the present and future situation of their Businesses. This process could be done through the ERPs.


Since the companies need to produce more in a competitive context, the management of the organizations should rely on the available means in order to satisfy the objectives. The means are related to the strategic planning, increase of capital, technology, proper logistic, personnel politic and adequate use of the resources.


The current and future commercial trends force the companies to be more competitive every day. In order to be competitive, it is necessary to have the internal flow of information optimized and integrated with the external commercial relationships. By this way, it is possible to obtain an improvement in productivity, quality, customer service and cost reduction.


For this purpose, it is necessary to cover all the needs of the Business, from the financial operation control and generation of reports, to the customer relationship management, sales and program planning in the long term of the requirements in the production capacity; and in the short term of the production, inventory management and costs control.


The most important factor are the direction and development of the management systems that will allow companies to reach the Business objectives and personal development. In this group, there are complex processes that interfere like the training, remuneration, working conditions, human resources and motivation. In this context, the implantation of ERP is an important issue to prop up the personal development of the workers and consequently improve the productivity of the company.


All the managers face a big challenge: the innovation and redesign of the existing processes of the companies; the way the changes are being handled are important points for the development of the organization, as well as the motivation of the workers to produce the expected results with quality, innovation, satisfaction and compromise.


It is certainly not the same to manage a traditional Business and an electronic platform, since for the second, it is necessary to provide the employers with training, to have suitable technology and creativity. The main challenge would be to learn how to compete not only with regional enterprises, but also with world wide companies.


A Solution for the Needs

One of the possible solutions is the incorporation of ERP presented as one the best support implementations to integrate the enterprises into the e-Business, since by this way it is possible to organize all the flow of information regarding the inventory, purchasing, sales, entry and exit of processes, among others.



Besides, it is useful to concentrate the information provided by all the branches around the world and having ready to generate informative, comparative and graphic reports. ERP allows not only the more efficient manufacturing of products and services, but also to have the necessary information to do the follow-up of a client, giving possibilities to get involved with the same.


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