Eight Essential Value Propositions in Manufacturing ERP
Your guide to achieve manufacturing excellence!!
Our comprehensive manufacturing ERP guide highlights the eight fundamental value drivers of ERP in a manufacturing setting and how they significantly enhance the profitabillity of manufacturing operations.
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Delve into the 8 value propositions:
- Accounts Receivable | a 3600 degree view of the customer makes billing timely and collections cash efficient.
- Inventory Control | What features and functions does the ERP system have that perform the daily distribution, finance and business management functions needed?
- Quotes | Does the ERP leverage technology for usability, accessibility, customisability and maintainability?
- Costs| How does the ERP maximise features and functions vs. cost for the product’s usable lifetime?
- Inventor Valuation | How does the ERP minimise risk and facilitate security?
- Scheduling | How does the ERP automate scheduling and account for constraints?
- Quality Control | Does the ERP have workflows to ensure quality control before reaching downstream processes?
- Customer Service | How does the ERP enhance customer service through accurate delivery timescales, correct labelling and packaging?
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