Enterprise resource planning software

Information sharing is also enhanced between the different modules in the Enterprise system. The report will discuss the ERP system in a bigger picture and categorize it in three different ways: On-premise ERP systems which involves an organization obtaining product license and install on their servers. Hosted ERP systems which involve the organization hosting the licensed application on a different server for some fees either monthly or annually. Cloud ERP system which involves the software being operated in the cloud environment for a particular subscription. (Faisal, 2013) ON PREMISE ERP SOFTWARE (Adam Fowler. d) Customization is made easy The organization is able to customize the system to their own preference not like other ERP solutions which highly depends on the vendor to make updates in the system.

Also, this improves the usability level of the system in the organization. e) Cloud expansion is highly improved because of no need to seclude Cloud ERP solutions entirely off because public cloud applications can still be installed and configured in the environment. f) Confidentiality of data is highly maintained g) Data process is given a full control h) A number of customization capabilities exist i) Integration with other system is facilitated. Case study of On Premise ERP AUTOMATIVE CUSTOMER COMPANY AUTOMOTIVE CUSTOMER Company is a United state-based company with more than five hundred users. The application enhanced Real-time operation on a daily basis. THE DAKTRONICS Daktronics is an electronic supply company which deals with scoreboards and large programmable displays. It is based in South Dakota.

The problem of Daktronics is technical manufacturing through the MRP solution. The solution to the problem was the use of Enterprise Resource Planning system to automate the business process and improve customer action. Through the cloud, computing users are able to access the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) via the internet. Cloud Software as a service gives a lower first cost this because resources are on monthly basis not purchased at once and also maintenance is on the premises. The organization is able to access the service at any time. (Almajali & Dmaithan, 2016) The main difference of the cloud ERP with the on-premise ERP is the physical location of the application. The small enterprises have access to the application at a good price with an affordable cost of small expenditure of the software and hardware.

This is due to how the pace of activities is greatly improved and the accuracy level is also increased. CASE OF STUDY OF CLOUD ERP NUBIS Cloud ERP IN SARMED LOGISTIC Company. SARMED is located in Athens and VIOTIA deals with logistics service with owned resources and good personnel dealing with the full supply chain. (Montgomery & Nigel, 2012) SARMED works in an innovative way through the CLOUD ERP of NUBIS to improve the business efficiency and performance. This has enabled it to be a number solution in logistic services. NUBIS cloud ERP offers an inventory system where monitoring of the supplies gives a large knowledge of information that involves warehouse employee’s attendance and control of excess times according to the outsourcing cost for every company.

The CLOUD ERP automates the call center solution giving a positive value to the CRM operations. The NUBIS cloud ERP enhance call recording for a future check. The cloud ERP system enabled SARMED company to meet the Business 2 Business requirement. (Walsh & Katherine, 2009) BENEFITS OF NUBIS ERP CLOUD SYSTEM IN SARMED COMPANY 1) Improves work efficiency 2) High customer management and improves Customer Relation Management (CRM) functionality 3) The time management of processing document 4) Improve scalability in business operation OTHER ORGANIZATION BENEFITING FROM ERP BALDINGER BAKERY deals with bread, rolls, and burns for more than one hundred years also offers some of the known products in the industry food. The COFFICE an Australian company which deals with distribution of coffee automated machines. This service has been highly used by different organizations.

From 2011 the organization incorporated the Cloud ERP system to reduce the manual work of accounting and management of material flows. The Cloud ERP enhanced generating of revenues and net profits after a particular period. The Cloud ERP gave an advantage of faster sales analysis and invoicing of the product group and the ease the accounting tasks involved at a great level. It is also very effective in document management which is usually used in the big organization's operations. d) Rootstock Provides Cloud ERP for majorly distribution and manufacturing companies and it serves in small operations of five to more users. HOSTED ERP Hosting usually involves getting software solution from vendors. Then is installed in the host center or data center in virtual server or a physical server.

It involves a very high upfront price in an hourly manner with a provision fee from the data center itself. CASE STUDY OF HOSTED ERP FUZE ENERGY DRINKS Going on a high improvement path through the current system it is utilizing. The below includes the major challenges that were involved. a) Financial decision reporting needs b) Growing stock management and the inventory. c) Production management and planning connected with supply and demand. FUZE was highly demanding for a very cost friendly, simple solution for maintenance with no computer maintenance issue. CONCLUSION The above report has enabled us to understand the ERP system in a greater way. The on Premise gives the users an advantage of Control of Data where confidential business information is handled by the entity resource planning and Reduction in vendor dependency.

On Vendor ERP gives a high capability of the system update and upgrade. Unlike other solutions for ERP, the vendors have a high control capability which gives the owner very little change in the Entity Resource Planning. The cloud ERP has the low-cost advantage due to the minimal upfront cost involved for the computing devices, the information technology support is highly reduced because it is facilitated by data centers. On-Premise vs On-Premises – Who Cares?". Almajali & Dmaithan, 2016. "Antecedents of ERP systems implementation success: a study on Jordanian healthcare sector". Journal of Enterprise Information Management. Emeralad. pp. ISBN 9781312665989. Gill, R. "The rise of two-tier ERP. " Strategic Finance, 93(5), 35-40, 1. July 28, 2010. Retrieved September 20, 2012. Pelphrey, M. Directing the ERP Implementation: A Best Practice Guide to Avoiding Program Failure Traps While Tuning System Performance.