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SaaS ERP for SMEs

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This week we are going to discuss SaaS ERP for SMEs.

First let’s start with a breakdown of the above abbreviations.

  • SaaS stands for software as a service.
  • ERP is an enterprise resource planning software.
  • SMEs are small and medium sized enterprises.

Now that we have that out of the way lets delve into this interesting area of SaaS ERP for SMEs.🎉

SaaS ERP is a cloud-based enterprise resource planning software that runs on the cloud of the providers servers. It is sold as a subscription and the service is delivered over the internet. Enterprise systems have integrated software modules and a central database. These components allow the data that is inputted on the system to be shared by and with the different business processes and areas within a business. This makes it easier for the functions of the business to share and keep track of data.

Some business functions within an organisation that would use SaaS ERP systems are:

  • Customer Relationship Management.
  • Inventory Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Finance and Accounting💸

ERP Systems have many benefits for businesses in general such as it can increase efficiency and help support decision making. For SMEs there are several advantages of using Saas ERP systems. Some of these advantages include:

·       Improved accessibility – allows SMEs to access information from anywhere at any time. Improved access means improved productivity for the business.

·       Lower expenditure – Business can pay only for what they need which can reduce expenses on other software which allows them to be competitive which other larger businesses.💰

·       Reduce the burden on the IT teams – IT teams won’t have to look after the system as the provider will which means they can focus on internal tasks.

 

If you want to find out more about Saas ERP systems for SMEs here is a link to a very interesting video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYAXCQr9b

 

Thanks for reading!😀

 

Bye!👋

 

 

 

Comments

  1. Kasie Doyle18 October 2024 at 07:03

    A great read Sinead!! Very Interesting

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  2. Anonymous20 October 2024 at 09:59

    Very Interesting Read with loads of information. Will definitely tune back in next week.

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