Supply Chain Performance

Many businesses rely on both customer relationship management (CRM) software and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems to run their operations. CRM platforms help sales and marketing teams manage customer relationships, while ERP systems handle core operational processes such as finance, inventory, and order management. However, when these systems operate independently, teams often face data silos,…

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems help you integrate, transform, and scale your business. Companies specializing in eCommerce, retail, manufacturing and wholesale distribution are using ERP integration solutions. It deals with front-office functions such as eCommerce, sales, and marketing automation. If your ERP system isn’t integrated with other core business platforms like CRM or eCommerce, it’s…

Your supply chain is meant to streamline the supplier-to-business process, but oftentimes inefficiencies cause missing orders, late parts, and delayed deliveries. To maintain a supply chain that prevents disruption or at least meets it head-on, you need to adapt your current process. Strategic supply chain solutions can help advance the efficiency of your business, and…

Syteline(CSI) is fabulous–but it can leave your procurement team still working on the wrong requirements. The good news? SourceDay can help. As anyone who’s worked in Syteline(CSI) knows, the purchasing process has a million things going on, all of which have to be managed effectively to keep the business healthy. That makes it really hard…

EDI is great, but extra capabilities make it greater If you’re part of a large company, you probably have Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) in place already. If not, how do you know whether or not you should pursue it? Since the 1960s, EDI has represented a huge advancement in business processes. In the ’90s it…