May 18, 2020

The Many Benefits of a Fully Integrated Microsoft Dynamics ERP System

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Gears are used to power tons of mechanical devices and gadgets. They provide power, and torque, and speed. But they only work if the teeth connect. If they don’t connect, what you have is a bunch of gears spinning away…separately.

Take a moment to picture that.

Then think. Are the gears that drive my company spinning futilely apart and accomplishing nothing at all? Or are the teeth connected and doing their job the way they were designed to work? For power, torque, and speed.

In a fully integrated ERP software system, all the teeth connect.

If we think of your business as a machine, here are some of the machine parts:

  • ERP – Enterprise Resource Planning
  • CRM – Customer Relationship Management
  • SCM – Supply Chain Management
  • EDI – Electronic Data Interchange
  • EFT – Electronic Funds Transfer
  • ACH – Automatic Clearing House
  • BOM – Bill of Materials
  • HR – Human Resources
  • GL – General Ledger
  • AP – Accounts Payable
  • AR – Accounts Receivable
  • WMS – Warehouse Management System
  • NOC – Network Operations Center

There are CEOs, CIOs, COOs, CMOs, CTOs, CSOs, and many others in charge of those machine parts. Plus, all of their underlings. And they all have to work together to make those cogwheels turn like the well-oiled machine that it’s supposed to be.

Now think again about your business.

How many of those parts are integrated? How many are outliers? What would happen if you integrated those outliers, and you had a whole that was truly greater than the sum of its parts?

I’ll tell you the answer. You would have a highly successful, profitable, efficient, streamlined, and productive company.

That’s what or can and will accomplish for you.

Take the next step…

Contact us because we are the experts in Microsoft Dynamics ERP software. Call at 630-858-7388 or email us at nav@libertygrove.com.

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Article written by Liberty Grove Software
Liberty Grove Software grew out of its predecessor company, Studebaker Technology, which in 1996 became one of the first Navision developer/resellers in North America (Navision was the predecessor to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV). ​ As you can tell from our website, we focus exclusively on Business Central/NAV. Almost all our certifications, third-party add-ons, associates, services, and projects are Business Central/NAV-related. This is intentional because we want to offer only the highest caliber expertise to our clients, and we feel we can achieve this only if we devote ourselves to one ERP product.
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