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ERP Modernization Assessment
A 3-day Solution Assessment to ensure a successful ERP upgrade with Microsoft Dynamics 365
ERP Modernization
Why modern manufacturers are upgrading with Microsoft
‘Industry 4.0’ is transforming what it means to manufacture.
Connected machines, intelligent insights, rapidly advancing technologies and automated processes are enabling the world’s factories to produce more, quicker, with less waste, at a lower cost. And the need couldn’t be more pressing.
Customers now expect personalization, constant innovation and exemplary user experiences as standard, and they don’t want to have to wait for delivery.
Traditional markets are being disrupted and turned upside down by innovative entrants, exciting new markets are being built, and competition – always fierce – is intensifying. In the battle for commercial success, working smarter isn’t just important, it’s essential.
As physical manufacturing environments become increasingly managed by, and merged with, digital technologies, the dream of the ‘Smart Factory’ has become a reality.
That’s where modern, cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) platforms are playing a vital role. In the same way that Industry 4.0 is transforming manufacturing, ERP has also had to evolve.
Is your organization cloud-ready?
It’s no coincidence that more and more companies are switching from on-premise systems to Microsoft Dynamics 365. Business applications in the cloud offer flexibility, support faster innovation and help you to respond better to market demands. Cloud software is constantly improving and when using Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Azure technology, you are assured of the highest level of security. But where do you start?
Cloud Assessment
If you know you need to start a journey for your next-generation ERP, but don´t know where to start and when, we can help.
What's covered:
- ERP-related requirements coming from your digital agenda
- Current limitations of existing ERP landscape
- Areas for process improvements
- Key use cases for Advanced Analytics, Low-Code Apps, Automation
- Technical migration versus greenfield approach
- HSO Project Methodology
- High-level target landscape, integration scenarios and architecture
- Outline of project setup, resources, time, budget
- Mapping your requirements to Microsoft technology and a detailed architecture
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Navigating Global Growth: Transforming Manufacturing Companies into Truly Global Entities
In the dynamic landscape of manufacturing, companies often find themselves at a crossroads as they pursue growth. The journey may involve: • Organic Growth: Expanding operations and market share through internal development. • New Product Development: Staying ahead of industry trends by innovating and diversifying product offerings. • Geographic Expansion: Entering new markets to capture additional revenue streams. While the latter opens doors to international markets, it often leads to a critical juncture – transforming from a manufacturer with international locations to a truly global company.
