Many Small and Medium-sized Enterprise (SME) businesses today are looking to grow and thrive in the digital age but don’t have the technology infrastructure to support this. Implementing an ERP solution can introduce efficiency savings, reduce overheads and support business growth.

So what challenges does using an ERP system solve?

You have disparate, standalone systems

Having multiple business solutions means that organisations aren’t joined up, and completing simple tasks often takes longer than expected. Using an ERP system eliminates this challenge, streamlining processes and allowing your staff to maximise productivity.

You struggle to consolidate data from across the organisation

Trying to report on business performance can be difficult when information is stored in multiple locations. Having an ERP means you can easily extract and report on one version of the truth.

Your employee resource is stretched

Using an ERP system means your teams can maximise their time in the most effective way without having to spend large amounts of time navigating systems and extracting data.

You need access to information when you’re away from the office

Modern businesses require employees to have instant access to systems while on the move. Using a Cloud-based ERP solution means you have access to your business data anywhere, anytime.

Inconsistent processes and procedures

Clearly defined processes and procedures are difficult to implement when there is no common solution across the business. ERP implementation is a facilitator of culture change and can provide a robust framework for the future of the organisation.