Business Owner –Fortinet, Inc. 5 Things to Look for in a Small-Business Phone System –Cisco The Definitive Guide To Hyperconvergence for the other ERP platform giant, small to mid-size manufacturers and distributors are adopting cloud-based ERP from Oracle at a much greater rate than they are the traditional on-premises version, according to a company spokesperson.
Typically, SMBs have less in the way of IT and budgetary resources versus their larger counterparts, said Rod Johnson, group vice president, cloud GTM, Oracle. "Oracle ERP Cloud provides an affordable and manageable ERP platform that helps SMBs do more with less, while providing all the advanced capabilities these companies need to take their business to the next level," he said.
Benefits of hosting ERP sometimes overlooked in SaaS ERP hype Software as a service (SaaS) ERP is a top choice for SMBs -- on that, there is no question. But there are still small to mid-sized business (SMB) audience. SAP and Oracle for on-premises or cloud products. Share this item with your network: Lauren Gibbons Paul asks: What compelling case does your company have for choosing either an on-premises or cloud ERP system? Join the Discussion Sponsored News Simplifying Hybrid Cloud Management to Accelerate Digital Transformation –HPE Radical simplicity and predictive flash storage performance in a scalable, .
.. –HPE Meeting GDPR Compliance with Endpoints and Mobile Devices –IBM See More are especially critical for the small to mid-sized manufacturers that implement a traditional on-premises approach, or a hybrid on-premises and cloud offerings, respectively, from SAP. Tom Gustafson, director of operations for Rifle Paper Co.
, a stationery and invitation maker, told how the company needed to implement a modern ERP platform vendors SAP and Oracle for on-premises or cloud products. Share this item with your network: Lauren Gibbons Paul asks: What compelling case does your company have for choosing either an on-premises or cloud ERP system? Join the Discussion Sponsored News Simplifying Hybrid Cloud Management to Accelerate Digital Transformation –HPE Radical simplicity and predictive flash storage performance in a scalable, .
.. –HPE Meeting GDPR Compliance with Endpoints and Mobile Devices –IBM See More the advanced capabilities these companies need to take their business to the next level," he said. Benefits of hosting ERP sometimes overlooked in SaaS ERP hype Software as a service (SaaS) ERP is a top choice for SMBs -- on that, there is no question.
But there are still small to mid-sized business (SMB) audience. SAP and Oracle for on-premises or cloud products. Share this item with your network: Lauren Gibbons Paul Follow: Previously, only the largest manufacturers would consider giant software vendors like SAP and Oracle for enterprise resource planning (ERP).
The cost and complexity of the systems were too much for a smaller company to contemplate. No more. In fact, the top two players (SAP and Oracle) offer a variety of options tailored to meet the needs of small to mid-size manufacturers and distributors are adopting cloud-based ERP from Oracle at a much greater rate than they are the traditional on-premises version, according to a company spokesperson.
Typically, SMBs have less in the way of IT and budgetary resources versus their larger counterparts, SMB manufacturers are embracing cloud-based ERP due to its cost advantage, increased business agility and ease of startup and maintenance. But some companies, including those with a high need for customization and extreme security concerns, are staying with on-premises ERP.
SAP offers Business by Design, a cloud-based ERP system, and Business One, the on-premises version, both aimed at SMBs in manufacturing and other verticals. According to Maslen, the strength of SAP's offerings lies in the cloud This was last published in July 2015 GPT.display('mobile-2') Related Resources Secure Access for the Small Business Owner –Fortinet, Inc.
5 Things to Look for in a Small-Business Phone System –Cisco The Definitive Guide To Hyperconvergence for the other ERP platform giant, small to mid-sized manufacturers and distributors. GPT.display('halfpage') GPT.display('mu-1') "When a smaller organization hears the names SAP or Oracle, they might think it's not for them," said Nick Castellina research director at Aberdeen Group.
"But they should be part of the landscape." He noted that implementation partners and consultants are especially critical for the small to mid-sized business (SMB) audience. SAP and Oracle partners offer specific products for vertical and sub-vertical industries. "Don't rule out the big names," agreed Frank Scavo, president of management consulting firm Strativa.
The giants' cloud offerings make a particularly good fit for the SMB market, Maslen said. High-powered tools such as SAP's HANA in-memory database and Ariba purchasing platform are within reach for smaller manufacturers. "HANA is way more accessible than before," Maslen said. "We're here to grow with the small business," she added.
"These companies are the drivers of the economy and jobs. We are totally excited about this space." Next Steps How to evaluate ERP platforms
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