During the 1900s, the introduction of MRP (Material Requirement Planning) and MRP II (Manufacturing Resource Planning) presented ways for companies to digitalize only industry tasks such as bookkeeping and support services. ERP (enterprise resource planning), which was once primarily used in the labor-intensive production sector, has become one of the critical parts of running an organization throughout many areas of the economy.
The technological change of business operations over the last decade prompted many cloud-based ERPs to develop linked applications like Microsoft Dynamics Service that aid in the automation of critical tasks within the organization.
Advantages of Microsoft Business Central
Using ERP solutions to enhance the employees’ productivity and company growth is significantly enormous. Microsoft Dynamics Business Central is a platform that can be accessible by anyone within a company for a variety of functions. Here are some to name a few:
- assists workforce in making informed decisions
- third-party service integration
- develops unique workflow
- helps build your applications and extensions using the Microsoft ecosystem.
The corporate world has changed dramatically in recent years; finding an appropriate ERP can provide businesses with a significant competitive advantage. Microsoft Business Central can provide its workforce with vital technological resources to improve efficiency and customer experience. It will also assist them in gathering helpful information that will be useful in developing future initiatives for the enterprise.
Check out this infographic by Integral Management Systems to learn more.
