White Paper: Mint Jutras
Cloud ERP for manufacturing is now becoming an integral part of the business operations of the major manufacturing concerns. A survey was conducted to investigate cloud ERP goals and benchmark performance of cloud based ERP implementations in light of the changing operational landscape for manufacturers.
Moving to a subscription licensing and cost model, the ability to access anywhere, anytime, and always up-to-date software makes cloud deployment very attractive to manufacturers today.
Key Takeaways from this whitepaper on “Cloud ERP: Helping Manufacturers Keep up with the Times”:
Discover how a cloud ERP deployment can keep pace with newer technology, which in turn can deliver more innovation
See the value in better planning, collaboration, and visibility, which help produce more with fewer (physical) resources in cloud ERP for manufacturing
Understand how cost savings can justify the cost of a transition to the cloud
Read this white paper which looks at how cloud ERP solutions can aid innovation by providing better planning, collaboration and visibility to manufacturing companies to help them produce more with fewer physical resources.
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