What type of
benefits should a solution have?
Ultimately manufacturers, distributors, retailers and
others need to make better, quicker decisions and act faster in complex
markets. They need solutions that deliver powerful advantages which includes the
ability to find the right information, from the right place, at the right
time. This includes workflow tools and notifications.
When you can help your employees avoid the clutter and
overload of increasingly complex solutions to be able to focus on the
information they need to make decisions and move their workload forward. You empower your employees to attend to more
important tasks first.
Easy Access to
systems.
The definition of mobility has evolved in recent years to
mean any device, any time, any where.
While this is the evolving definition for the mobile sales force, many
companies are single location based and their devices are desktop
computers. What they find with newer
solutions is that they can take advantage of mobile solutions at client
meetings or when they count, receive, or pick-pack-ship inventory. The theme of the ivory tower and dished-out
information no longer works in competitive industries. Businesses must improve the efficiency of the
way they collect and deliver information to their employees, suppliers and
customers.
Newer solutions must increasingly bridge the gap between
the traditional ERP solution and other web based solutions such as social
media. This integration creates new opportunities
for employees to collaborate in real time with colleagues, suppliers, and most
importantly customers. Empowering employees
to answer questions more quickly is a key component in customer service. Meetings can be planned and coordinated more
quickly. Complex tasks can be divided
and delegated with greater efficiency.
Customer Service.
Overall we should be investing a lot more time and energy
in solutions that drive customer service.
Whether that is an updated ERP solution, integration with social media, contact
management, or other solution. It does
not matter if the solutions are on premise or hosted in the cloud as long as
the integration is tight and does not increase errors. ERP Vendor integrated solutions potentially
have the greatest Return on Investment (ROI).
Sometimes the upfront costs seem higher, but when you look at the Total
Cost of Ownership (TCO) fully integrated solutions, that you did not have to
integrate, are the best buy.
Your customers have questions. They want to know you care.
Your suppliers need information. They want to serve you better.
Your employees need to bridge the gap between the
internal and external worlds.
What is your organization doing to empower your
employees? Our readers would like to
know. Please share your ideas and what changes you have or are in the process
of implementing. Are you considering a
new or upgrade to your ERP solution?
What new modules are you considering?
What third party solutions would you like to integrate and why? Are you planning on small incremental steps
or a major overhaul?
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