ERP
ERP tracks every aspect of your operations from orders to fulfilment, tracking, shipping, manufacturing, marketing,fleet management, sales, CRM, accounting, e-commerce, and more. There are three primary ways to use ERP solutions:
SaaS ERP
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) ERP is a means to maximise cost and complexity efficiencies and reduce support issues related to providing ERP business software. The software and the data sit on the provider’s servers and you access them online under the SaaS ERP model as in a public cloud.
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Private Cloud ERP
Private cloud ERP is a means of providing the ERP functionality to any of your own business units, divisions or departments online. You host the software and the data on your own systems in your own data centre (DC), typically a virtualised environment, and perform all the processing in your own DC. Or you have a cloud service provider ring-fence or partition a portion of their hardware exclusively for your business, either virtually or physically separated from all their other clients, then host your ERP system there.
Either way, your users access the ERP functionality just as they would in a public cloud with the added advantage of being extra secure and with superior control over hardware and processing provision that meet your unique requirements.
Either way, your users access the ERP functionality just as they would in a public cloud with the added advantage of being extra secure and with superior control over hardware and processing provision that meet your unique requirements.
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On-premise ERP
On-premise ERP is the traditional way of hosting ERP software entirely on your own hardware, in your own data centre, providing its functionality to your users across your own network or via the Web. This gives you the ultimate control at the cost of running your own systems and support or outsourcing it to a third-party service provider on your behalf who deploy their technical people to your premises.
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