Manufacturing businesses require ERP software to help them plan, execute, and control their production environments. Discrete manufacturers particularly benefit from a great ERP, as these businesses ...

Enterprise resource planning is the integration of various corporate functions using information technology. The main objective of a small or large manufacturing company's ERP project is to track its ...

Enterprise resource planning, or ERP, was designed for predictability — but today’s operational landscape is anything but familiar. As supply chain disruptions become the norm rather than the ...

Manufacturers rely on technology on the production floor and in the office. One of the most important parts of business software architecture is the ERP. And as more and more manufacturers move to ...

Automation. Artificial intelligence. Machine learning. These sound more like sci-fi than actual business tools, right? If you’re like many small-to-medium-sized businesses, you might be taking your ...

The onset of COVID-19 marked a significant turning point for the manufacturing industry, surfacing vulnerabilities in global supply chains and altering customer engagement strategies. After the ...

Now might be a good time to see the latest version of enterprise resource planning (ERP). New systems are putting on a good show with artificial intelligence (AI) and the connectivity fostered by the ...

What do today’s supply chain issues and hitting 88 miles per hour in a DeLorean have in common? It may seem like nothing, but the nostalgic '80s movie Back to the Future actually delivers an important ...

For years, medical device manufacturers who already face extensive quality and safety regulations have been comparatively slow to adopt sustainability initiatives. However, a United States National ...

Shane Taylor at ECI Software Solutions discusses how ERP is helping to cure manufacturers of the skills crisis A lack of skills is the biggest barrier to growth, according to 75% of manufacturers in ...