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ERP & Enterprise Systems: Page 62
SOA Has Potential to Drive Supply Chain Innovation
The evolution of service oriented architecture has enabled significant opportunities for companies to expand their existing solutions without making large-scale upgrades and re-implementations. However, these solutions tend to be more suitable only for larger companies rather than mid-sized ones due to the initial investment needed to enable these solutions.
Aligning Business Goals with Supply Chain Strategies
The S&OP process should be complemented by a strong root cause analysis and execution framework that ensures that the S&OP plan is continuously tracked with respect to the financial goals set forth by the company. In other words, the S&OP lifecycle should precede the financial reporting lifecycle of a company and should be in lock-step.
Supply Chain Planning Trends for Consumer Goods Companies
Consumer products companies were early adopters of supply chain planning and supply chain execution. Most implementations are mature; yet in 2009, 24 percent of companies are considering switching supply chain planning vendors.
Consona Releases Version 6.0 of Made2Manage ERP for Discrete Manufacturers
HighJump Wins Certified Partner Status From Oracle PartnerNetwork for Data and Warehouse Management
Cloud 'Not the End of IT' HP Exec Says
What! Business Software Is Supposed to Be Easy to Use!!
The Enterprise Discovers Open Source Software
A Look at Where CRM Is Headed in 2009
On-Time ERP Rollouts Have Dismal Success Record. Why Bother?
Marlin Equity Buys Into Contract Management Software Provider
This Is Not What You Wanted to Hear About ERP, Is It?
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