Enterprise Resource Planning [ERP] solutions offer a way to expand on the idea of delivering core business process information through a set of software tools designed to maximize productivity and yield best results. It enables the organization and the management to be more strategic with its operations.
The strategy should clearly identify both business and resource objectives. It should develop content management standards and blend each component to create a compelling user experience. An effective user experience draws users back to the portal because it offers refreshed content and business-level Matrix that matter.
Accordingly, our objective is to design and develop a comprehensive Enterprise Resource Planning solution with a very holistic and global perspective that supports any organization to easily adapt to the upcoming trends, needs and demands of the organization, while ensuring a thorough data management process, very user-friendly entry screens, decision support reports and analysis. At Ihits, we understand the needs of a global, mobile and social workforce whose demands grow every hour of the day.
Decisions plus ERP is state of the art enterprise resource planning software, mainly designed and developed for manufacturing and processing companies. This robust, yet flexible, system can be used to efficiently manage the operational needs of an organization even as businesses grow and requirements change. It is built to help automate the activities of departments like purchase, stores, production, sales, qc, etc. The various functions of the decisions plus ERP are seamlessly integrated through various modules within the system.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a software solution that integrates and streamlines an organization’s core functions—such as finance, human resources, manufacturing, supply chain, sales, and procurement—into a unified system. It offers a comprehensive view of operations and serves as a single, reliable source of information.
ERP systems are typically deployed in four main ways: cloud-based, on-premises, two-tier, and hybrid. Each deployment model offers its own set of advantages and limitations. Choosing the right type depends on a company’s size, infrastructure, business goals, and specific operational needs.
Consolidates business operations
