Cloud 9 ERP Solutions Blog

For years, businesses in a variety of different industries have turned to Sage’s line of enterprise resource planning (ERP) products to facilitate core ERP processes. 

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is a complex yet critical component of operating your business. Still, while ERP processes will always be complicated, they do not have to impede your company’s long-term growth. 

If you have previously contemplated upgrading your enterprise resource planning solution but found yourself not quite ready to commit, join us as we explore seven reasons why you need to invest in a modern ERP software solution, such as Acumatica ERP.

Hopefully, 2022 was a year of resurgence for your business, but even if you managed to shatter your business goals over the last twelve months, now is not the time to rest on your laurels. 

Efficiency is the name of the game in the ultra-competitive and rapidly evolving manufacturing industry. Manufacturers are constantly searching for ways to operate more efficiently, reduce overhead expenses, improve transparency, and boost profitability. 

Historically, manufacturing companies have tended to engage in very focused methods of producing goods. For decades, the decision to focus on a singular manufacturing method was the most pragmatic approach for many organizations. 

Investing in an enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution is meant to make your life easier and increase the efficiency of your business. However, choosing the wrong ERP software provider for your company can actually have the opposite effect. 

If your organization is in the market for a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution, there are a multitude of factors that you must consider to ensure that you get the most out of your investment. One such factor is the strength of the ERP solution’s partner ecosystem. 

With Halloween right around the corner, we thought we would share some real-life horror stories and challenges faced by our customers before moving to a modern, cloud ERP platform like Acumatica. 

In the early days of the pandemic, few, if any, business leaders could have predicted the impacts that these unprecedented events would have on the global supply chain. As supply chain disruptions first began to manifest, many hoped that these materials shortages and bottlenecks would be short-lived.