ERP Solutions
Welcome to the ERP solutions research pavilion. Here you will find information from the leading vendors of these solutions and services in Australia, including articles, case studies, demos, web links, contact details, white papers and brochures to assist you to research and determine the best solution for your company. Visit the iStart Diary for events and seminars on this subject in your local area. All vendors show cased look forward to assisting you with your enquiries.
Solution Providers
With thousands of customers globally, NetSuite has earned numerous awards for market leadership and innovation. Customers, analysts and press recognize that NetSuite alone provides integrated front office CRM, back-office ERP, and ecommerce in one powerful application with the modularity and flexibility to meet your specific business needs. NetSuite solutions and applications provide real-time business intelligence on every department within your company and eliminate the majority of IT costs and the headaches that go with them.
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OneOffice is fully functional ERP system which can deliver excellent performance for companies in the Wholesale, Distribution, Service, Import, Export, Web Commerce and custom manufacturing markets. It can scale from companies of 8 users to over 1,000. Using Active Intelligence, OneOffice can maximise supply chain efficiency and accelerate customer service.
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Jiwa Financials is a fully integrated, 100% Microsoft Windows and Microsoft SQL Server solution containing all the ledgers and functions expected of modern accounting systems with specific functions to cater for organisations in a wide range of industries.
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Microsoft Dynamics is a line of products that automate and help improve financial, customer relationship, and supply chain management. Delivered through a network of Microsoft partners, these integrated, adaptable solutions work like and with familiar Microsoft software to streamline processes across an entire business.
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Enabling is a recognised leader in the provision and support of business management applications throughout Australia and New Zealand, especially in the areas of technical and development expertise, solution design and long-term customer service.
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SYSPRO - one of the few seamlessly integrated Financial, Distribution and Manufacturing systems on the market. Build a scalable and customised solution from 45+ modules. Built on Microsoft® .NET, SYSPRO integrates with third party applications and provides remote data access.
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Professional Advantage has worked with over 1000 organisations on a variety of projects, from solutions across multiple departments and ERP components, to focused implementations such as accounting systems upgrade.
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Sage Business Solutions is a leading supplier of business management software and related products and services to business with 1-500+ employees. Sage Business Solutions has an extensive suite of world-class CRM and ERP solutions designed to increase your productivity, reduce costs and provide you with competitive advantage.
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TechnologyOne is a leading enterprise software solutions provider with offices in each State and Territory of Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia and the United Kingdom. For more than 20 years we have been providing comprehensive and deeply integrated enterprise software solutions used by business, government, health and community, education, financial services and the utilities sectors. We develop, implement and support our own world class solutions which are based on leading edge, state of the art technology and backed up by a substantial research and development program to ensure we continue to provide our customers with long term security.
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Begin your ERP implementation with confidence when you are backed by IBM. We work with best-of-breed ERP vendors and an enviable business partner network. Their solutions, coupled with IBM products and services, deliver the cost-competitive, scalable and secure infrastructure that you need.
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Star is a market leading organisation in business management software solutions. Our expertise covers the areas of ERP, CRM, HRM, SCM, Distribution, Job costing, eBusiness, eTimesheets and Financial Management. Our team can guide you through the entire process including, System Design, Implementation, Training, Consulting, as well as Customisation & Programming when required.
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Greentree presents a real-time, modular, integrated business management suite, purpose-built to add-value to the midsized enterprise. The result is…empowering performance, underpinned by comprehensive functionality and robustness. With its partners, Greentree delivers rapid implementation services, helping customers with low-cost, low-risk deployment and very responsive ongoing support.
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IBS is a global provider of industry-specific business solutions that optimise and increase the efficiency of the entire supply chain, particularly for medium to large distribution and manufacturing companies. IBS has effective routines for sales support, CRM, order handling, procurement and SCM, demand-driven manufacturing and distribution, financial control and flexible business performance measurement.
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Does your business need a platform to automate processes and support growth? Then talk to SAP, the company enabling 47,000 organisations worldwide achieve their potential and become Best Run Businesses. SAP has enterprise software solutions for businesses of all sizes.
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An ERP (enterprise resource planning) solution is an integrated information system that serves all departments within an enterprise. ERP systems evolved out of the manufacturing industry, but are now widely used across many other kinds of businesses.
ERP implies the use of modules of packaged software rather than proprietary software written by or for one customer, and typically an ERP system is integrated with a relational database system.
ERP modules may be able to interface with an organisation's own software with varying degrees of effort, and, depending on the software, ERP modules may be alterable via the vendor's proprietary tools as well as proprietary or standard programming languages.
An ERP system can include software for manufacturing, order entry, accounts receivable and payable, general ledger, purchasing, warehousing, transport and human resources.
All of the major ERP solutions may be accessed via web browsers and the internet has also allowed ERP systems to extend out of the financials applications of organisations and along the supply chain, to interact with suppliers for demand planning for example, or to improve customer service by allowing customers to track the progress of orders.
Implementing an ERP system can involve considerable business process analysis, employee retraining, and new work procedures, but the benefits can be very significant.
ERP packages with their native connectivity between modules, are becoming an increasingly attractive way of harmonising the information flow across an organisation. Developments such as EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) or message broking software and standards such as XML are allowing large companies with ERP systems to integrate information handling throughout their departments. At the same time flexibility in pricing and hosting options are also allowing smaller organisations to be able to afford ERP solutions.
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Increase your Supply Chain IQ |
The ability to effectively analyse and react to real-time information is a key skill for successful business managers through out the supply chain. But how do you ensure you’re responding to the right data? |
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Extreme ERP: Leveraging your investment |
ERP systems are evolving. Once just glorified backroom accounting tools, they are now integrated solutions spanning a growing number of organisational processes. What are ERP buyers demanding today and how are the vendors delivering? |
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10 ‘must ask’ questions when buying a mid-market ERP solution |
As more ERP vendors focus their offerings at mid-tier organisations, the ERP choices available in this sector can be bewildering. Big brand or small, horizontal or vertical, onsite or virtual? For managers looking to either install, replace or upgrade their systems, these 10 questions should be top-of-mind when making this critical ERP selection decision. |
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The seven deadly sins of selecting business systems |
The IT industry has a bad reputation based on the failure rate of its projects. The seeds of project failure are often sown in the selection stage. By avoiding the ‘sins’ highlighted in this white paper you can minimise your chance of becoming another casualty. |
