Kenandy Cloud ERP is enterprise resource planning software that provides users with an end-to-end Cloud ERP in 150 Business Ready Objects, instead of thousands of disconnected tables and modules. The platform supports not just all the core financials necessary to running a business, but also offers complete Order-to-Cash, Planning and Production, Procure-to-Pay, as well as Inventory and Materials Management.
Godlan SyteLine ERP provides the foundation to improve business efficiency, customer service, and overall manufacturing productivity for a broad range of industries, including metal fabrication, industrial equipment and machinery, high-tech and electronics and more.
This week’s question is from Brenda F., who asks which type of software solution would be a better fit for her business: “ERP vs MRP, which is better for me?” Brenda’s got a business that manufactures tools for the power industry. In addition, the company functions as a job shop, a type of small-scale manufacturing focused on customized items. We help her decide whether a material requirements planning or top ERP solution is best for her company.
Since their advent near the end of the 19th century, factories and mass production have laid layers of science onto the art of manufacturing. Breaking down microeconomics into quantifiable values resulted in the development of different philosophies of organization, two of them being MRP and Kanban. See where the top manufacturing vendors stand on the MRP vs. Kanban ideologies.
EFACS E/8 is highly customizable ERP software designed to enable users to adapt the system to meet any company-specific requirements and workflows, including industry-specific requirements. The platform is built to support ERP processes with planning, scheduling, manufacturing, engineering and design functionalities, as well as field service operations through mobile applications, procurement, inventory, and engineer scheduling tools.
IntegraMES is manufacturing execution software that supports multiple industry-standard manufacturing operational strategies including process, discrete, repetitive, synchronous, cluster, sequential, loose-coupled, batch-to-discrete and continuous processes. The platform offers applications designed specifically to handle multiple aspects of manufacturing including production execution, material tracking, labor management, shop floor data collection, and scheduling and planning processes.
You might have several reasons for needing a new ERP system, but with so many
options, how do you make the right choice? If you’re wondering whether a
generic or an industry-specific solution is the best fit, or how to start the ERP
selection process, you’re not alone. This article suggests ways to simplify your ERP
selection process and points out the differences between industry-specific and
generic ERP solutions.
Material requirements planning software (MRP) accomplishes three objectives: to ensure materials are available for production, to maintain the lowest possible material levels and to plan manufacturing and purchasing activities. Download the Top 10 Material Requirements Planning report for our comparison of the top MRP software solutions.
Merit Solutions MAXFood Safety ERP is an ERP software solution that aims to reduce the number of food safety incidents your company could face.
DELMIA fosters collaboration between each member of the user’s manufacturing and supply chain teams. At the very start, engineers can virtually design products and generate a list of needed materials.