Integration Cited as Key to ERP-CRM Harmony
A New Jersey manufacturer implements Scribe technology to tie an SAP ERP system to Microsoft Dynamics CRM, giving salespeople timely order information and helping execs plan production.. More
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A New Jersey manufacturer implements Scribe technology to tie an SAP ERP system to Microsoft Dynamics CRM, giving salespeople timely order information and helping execs plan production.. More
After analyzing the offerings of various ERP applications providers, manufacturer Meggitt Inc. selects IFS Applications as its new system of record.. More
While new products such as its HANA in-memory offering and mobile applications helped goose SAP’s results, the core ERP software gave the enterprise applications leader a true boost in the third quarter.. More
A U.K.-based printer and light manufacturer selects Epicor ERP after a software evaluation that included 10 packages. Longevity served as a key criterion in the selection.. More
Lakeland Finishing, a supplier to the automotive industry, decided to replace its legacy ERP system, and chose IQMS to help manage raw materials and its manufacturing planning.. More
The pioneer of office productivity software offers its latest ERP software package, touting employee self-service and cloud-based capabilities in Dynamics AX 2012.. More
Acumatica delivers a new version of its ERP software that better ties orders to inventory and allows users to update replenishment plans more quickly, with company-wide visibility.. More
In the swirl of recent acquisitions and product rollouts, SAP has become more than an ERP provider, but company leaders used their second-quarter conference call to remind customers that ERP is still the core of SAP.. More
New technologies and improved accounting methods allow quicker project startup and more accurate ROI forecasts.. More
If Oracle is still an applications company, and a growing one, you might not have known it from the company’s fourth-quarter conference call Thursday evening.. More
The maker of cloud-based ERP software rolls out a new module said to help manufacturers and others forecast demand and create inventory replenishment plans.. More
At its Sapphire Now conference in Orlando, the leader in ERP provides more details on plans to lead in in-memory analytics and business intelligence, cloud applications, and mobile applications and commerce.. More
After an extended evaluation period during which Lawson searched for competing bids, the ERP maker agrees to a nearly $2 billion takeover over from acquisitive Infor.. More
Microsoft Dynamics, the company’s mid-market ERP suite, takes flight in a new cloud deployment, and Dynamics AX 2012 makes its debut, with built-in functionality for manufacturers.. More
The enterprise resource planning software maker Lawson weighs an acquisition offer from ERP serial acquirer Infor, even as industry watchers speculate that Oracle might throw its name into the hat.. More
ERP vendor and diversified IT provider Oracle announced strong applications sales in the third quarter, but CEO Larry Ellison was a no-show on a conference call to discuss the results, silenced by civic duty, the company said.. More
In yet another sign of the changing times in the ERP market, acquisitive software provider Infor offers to buy mid-market ERP vendor Lawson Software, though no deal has yet been reached.. More
No longer are companies putting all of their resources into creating a single-instance enterprise resource planning system, an analyst group says. The new model favors two-tier ERP, and it is quickly gaining favor.. More
Enterprise resource planning leader SAP will seek to reduce the jury award of $1.3 billion that it faces in the wake of a lawsuit brought by fellow ERP maker Oracle.. More
Responding to what it says is a customer base intent on getting business intelligence out of ERP systems without fuss, Sage upgrades its Accpac ERP system with simple reporting capabilities as well as seamless CRM integration.. More
The ERP software leader reports a blowout fourth quarter, with software sales up 35%, as the economic recovery brings life back to a recently moribund ERP market.. More
What do manufacturing companies need from their ERP systems in the changing global economy? The recent actions of software vendors may provide some clues.. More
Customers are buying new software licenses and maintenance contracts for Oracle’s ERP and other enterprise applications at an increasing rate.. More
ERP provider SAP will reshape its go-to-market strategy, letting the type of solution and the role of the buyer, rather than customer size, dictate the sales channel.. More
CDC Software subsidiary Ross Inc. has been fined $61 million in a lawsuit brought against it by a customer of its ERP system, alleging that Ross did not deliver on its promises.. More
The jury’s $1.3 billion verdict in the copyright infringement case that featured ERP rivals Oracle and SAP is the largest-ever copyright award but does not end the question of damages, SAP says.. More
The maker of enterprise applications, including ERP, CRM, SCM, and HRM products, reports increasing license sales in the third quarter, as its sales of SaaS ERP applications pick up speed.. More
Software as a Service applications are an easy way to add new applications, but CIOs are quickly realizing that off-premise systems could disrupt enterprise integration efforts.. More
The business IT management offering from alfabet provides future IT portfolio management by factoring in enterprise integration, business processes, and changing roles within the organization.. More
As more unstructured data circulates through an organization, companies that figure out how to integrate it into the enterprise will have a competitive edge. . More