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LogicalDNA is a leading SAP Business One partner located in Pune, Maharashtra. They offer a specialized dairy and food solution for SAP Business One that integrates all business processes from milk collection to delivery. Their milk industry solution covers procurement, quality control, finance, banking, production, sales and distribution, and includes additional modules for CRM, payroll, and transportation. The solution provides benefits such as integrated data flow, improved staff and resource optimization, reduced inventory costs, real-time reporting and analytics, and better decision making.
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ERP
This document discusses Eloquent Technology and their vision for providing adaptive enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. It outlines key benefits of ERP systems such as integrating financial and customer order information, standardizing processes, reducing inventory levels, and improving human resource management. The document also covers ERP implementation approaches, challenges, and strategies for ensuring ERP solutions deliver promised benefits and help enable profitable growth.
B.NETv3 Summary
The document introduces B.NET, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) software solution developed by Softech Technology Pvt. Ltd. for managing business processes. It provides an overview of the key modules in B.NET including configuration, sales, purchase, inventory, finance, human resources, product design, manufacturing, and MIS reporting. The software is designed to be multi-functional, multi-platform, multi-user, and customizable without coding while maintaining simple interfaces and strong security.
Introduction to infimind reformics erp system
A Business enterprise application, suitable to all the manufacturing, trading business organizations falling under various categories. Reformics ERP is based on the theme of industrial digitalization & providing a platform to accept new generation demands with technological Add-ons. Providing controls, maintaining the records and easy access to the required set of information to the right person is the basic objective of the application.
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N360i Enterprise AppGen Engine Overview
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ERP for Manufacturing Industry
This document discusses ERP modules and benefits for manufacturing industries. It outlines key ERP modules like financials, sales, purchasing, inventory, and production. It also summarizes the main challenges manufacturers face in achieving growth and key benefits of ERP systems like streamlining processes, improving decision making, enhancing customer satisfaction, and increasing productivity and revenue while reducing costs. The document provides an overview of ERP constraints and important factors for successful ERP implementation such as management commitment, change management, and project management.
Erp role in chemical industry
This document describes how an ERP system can improve processes for a chemical company. An ERP system integrates various business functions and processes, such as purchasing, supply chain management, manufacturing, sales, and finance. It provides a single database and automates many manual processes. The document outlines challenges in different areas like innovation management, supplier collaboration, and quality management. It then describes how an ERP system can help by streamlining workflows, providing visibility across functions, reducing costs, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Implementing an ERP system transformed the chemical company's processes from fragmented and paper-based to integrated, efficient, and data-driven.
7. net suite retail
NetSuite is a cloud-based ERP software that provides comprehensive business management functionality including CRM, financials, inventory, and more. It is the #1 cloud ERP in the world used by over 16,000 organizations across 100 countries. Some key client examples presented are AMS Marine Group in marine industry, EV World in light manufacturing, and Collins Movers in logistics. The document discusses NetSuite's capabilities for trading companies including order management, inventory management, financials, and CRM functionality.
Erp Enterprise Resource Planning[1]
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. It is a business solution that integrates all departments and functions across a company onto a single computer system. The key objectives of ERP are to facilitate integrated information sharing, perform core business functions to increase customer service, and organize and optimize data input. ERP enables companies to systematically look at processes, optimize workflows, adapt to new technologies, and ensure discipline across functions. It addresses challenges like manufacturing globally, introducing new products faster, and satisfying customer demands. ERP provides benefits like enhanced profitability, healthy operations through integrated systems, better customer service, and the ability to face competition through efficient processes.
ERManager 20090902
ERManager is a state of the art ERP System designed for small and medium sized companies. Designed for small scale yet fufill all the requirements of a large enterprise
Erp software
The document describes AgriSys ERP, a business solution created for seed producers to streamline and standardize their processes. It has modules for finance, purchasing, sales, production planning, quality control, inventory management, fixed assets, and HR/payroll. The modules allow for integrated management of financials, purchasing, production, quality control, inventory, assets and employees. Using AgriSys ERP provides benefits like controlled inventory management, correct production planning, improved process efficiency, complete quality management and insight into costs.
Softweb Tea ERP presentation
The document is a presentation by Softweb Technologies Pvt. Ltd. promoting their ERP software solutions. Softweb provides customized ERP software for various industries including tea, jute, hospitality, and manufacturing. They highlight problems customers face with separate software programs and lack of access to business information. Softweb's solutions integrate different business processes on a single platform to provide real-time information and control costs. They have over 100 customers that have replaced legacy systems and seen benefits like increased inventory accuracy and reduced operational costs.
Astina erp overview
An ERP system integrates all functions of a company into a single computer system to meet the specific needs of each function. AstinaERP is an open source ERP system that is powerful, agile, and simple. It provides functionality for key business areas like finance, procurement, manufacturing, distribution, retail, and more through an intuitive interface.
Astina erp overview
An ERP system integrates all functions of a company into a single computer system to meet the specific needs of each function. AstinaERP is an open source ERP system that is powerful, agile, and simple. It provides functionality for key business areas like finance, procurement, manufacturing, distribution, retail, and more through an intuitive interface.
Medeil - Pharmacy Management software
This document introduces MEDEIL PMS, a pharmacy management software solution provided by Vanuston Intelligence. It allows pharmacies to manage inventory, sales, purchases, finances, customers and generate reports. The software is affordable and easy to use. It offers various modules to handle key pharmacy operations and two product editions - Express and Standard - that differ in features and capabilities.
Critical Look At AP And Dynamics
The document discusses how implementing AP document management and workflow technology can help align AP processes with ERP solutions to drive efficiency. It notes that while technology is important, processes must be efficient first. Evaluating current paper-based and inefficient processes is key. Automating AP through technology integration can provide visibility, empower data-driven decisions, and help accounting evolve from a cost center to a strategic partner. A case study shows how one company standardized paper-based AP/AR through a Metafile and Microsoft Dynamics integration.
Atomicka products presentation
Atomicka provides a variety of software solutions including application development, web portals, application management, and system enhancement. Their services focus on quality, affordability, risk-free solutions, on-time delivery, and dedicated support. They have expertise in domains such as HR, manufacturing, billing, education, CRM, e-commerce, and logistics. Their products include academic systems, ERP solutions, fees management, warehouse management, scheduling, POS/billing, reporting, and more. The software is designed to streamline processes, reduce costs, improve efficiency and accountability, and provide comprehensive reporting and analytics.
Basware Invoice Automation Presentation 2007
The document discusses BasWare's invoice automation solutions including BasWare Invoice Processing for managing invoice processing, BasWare Order Matching for automatically matching invoices to purchase orders, and BasWare Contract Matching for automating periodic invoices. It outlines the key benefits of automation such as cost savings, process efficiency, and compliance. It also provides examples of how BasWare solutions have helped customers like Finnair and Heineken realize significant savings and efficiency gains.
SYSPRO ERP
SYSPRO is a fully-integrated business software solution that provides complete control over the planning and management of all facets of business including accounting, manufacturing and distribution operations in a variety of industries
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- 1. LogicalDNA IT Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Office No. 28 , First Floor, Electronic Co-op Estate Ltd.Pune Satara Road, Pune - 411009 http://www.logicaldna.com Mobile: +91 8380080699 SAP Business One – Dairy & food
- 2. LogicalDNA is leading SAP Business One partner from Pune, Maharashtra. SAP Business One is designed to take your company to next level by increasing performance, productivity & profitability. SAP business one with LogicalDNA’s Milk industry specific solution component will help you to gain control over your business activity. LogicalDNA’s Milk Industry solution covers all the right from milk collection to delivery. Milk Procurement Quality Control Finance Banking Purchase Stores Production Material Rquirement Planning Sales & Distribution CRM Payroll Add-on Transportation Add-on Reports
- 3. Features Integrated data flow – Due to single integrated system same data flow throughout the system Staff optimization – Staff efficiency increases due to integrated system, avoiding double work. Resource Optimization – labor, machine and tools can be used to their optimal level due to better management/ scheduling of production order, payments, deliveries etc. Stock reduction - lesser inventory carrying cost by maintaining optimal inventory level. Reports - Analytics and MIS reports available on single click. Managing Growth – SAP Business One is scalable with the company and will support the company in longer run. Online Approval – Approval process is completely online. Malpractice control - Tracking of changes in system due to system audit which will control the malpractice. Wherever possible data will be collected directly from system/machine so there will be reduced scope for manipulation. Satisfied Business Partner - Customer /vendor will be satisfied due to timely processing of invoices, delivery and response from employee. Accurate costing – The cost of material received will be directly loaded on material with cost of labor, electricity, water etc. Better Decision Making - Taking better decision making due to availability of real time data and reports. Material Tracking - Batch wise material tracking from procurement to dispatch. Expiry Tracking - Expiry of raw Material & finished goods can be tracked easily Alert/Approval- Alert & approval (SMS / email) for particular event to concern person on designated mobile / tablets.
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