Are you still sorting out your tasks through emails?
According to Google Trends, interest in “ERP” has doubled since 2020.
What does ERP stand for? (Enterprise Resource Planning)
Simply put, it’s an enterprise management information system.
And what does this mean for you? It means that if you don’t want your company to fall behind your competitors, you need to find an immediate solution for more efficient work.
Why is it crucial to implement an ERP system?
1. Coordination and Effectiveness
- People forget, but software doesn’t.
- ERP systems integrate departments and processes within a company. E
- very relevant task appears in one place in real time.
- If you can’t see what’s happening in your company, chaos is the result.
2. Cost efficiency
- By introducing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and instructional materials, you can save time and money.
- With SOPs, both current and future employees will know the correct approach to any recurring task.
- With Gammatica project management software, you can build one of the best SOP databases for yourself (there’s a free version too).
3. Stay ahead
- If you haven’t implemented ERP yet, you’re falling behind.
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) is coming.
- Imagine how much time employees waste searching for invoices or customer-related information in emails or spreadsheets...
- A competitor with optimized processes could have an extra two working days.
- Not to mention that AI will soon create automated actions with just a few words.
What are the components of an ERP system?
Ideally, everything should be accessible in one place, but:
- CRM and Sales
- Procurement
- Inventory Management
- Manufacturing
- Resource Planning
- Project Management
- SOPs, checklists, or documentation for corporate processes
- Finance
- Human Resources (HR)
- Customer Service
- Reports and automations
- And starting in 2024, Artificial Intelligence!
A PRO tip
Still unsure which ERP system to use? Try Gammatica for free. It’s more than just a CRM; it’s an advanced project management system that could save you and your team 2 days per week.
