WEBINAR Tuesday
December 13, 2016
at 2:05 PM ET 60 minutes including Q&A Session
Unlock the Power of Cloud ERP for Manufacturing in Five Steps
It is no stretch to say that all of us have already heard of or experienced enterprise applications in the cloud: Gmail, Dropbox, Salesforce, the list goes on. Yet Ultra Consultants sees a great degree of confusion in the manufacturing industry regarding the understanding of cloud computing as it relates to enterprise applications, and in particular, ERP.
It is our estimation that as much as 66 percent of all organizations will have moved their core ERP to the cloud by 2019. With this in mind, it is critical to get educated on the five steps to a better and industry- specific understanding of cloud ERP and its impact on the future of manufacturing:
• What is cloud ERP and how is a true cloud deployment defined? • Why should your company move to cloud ERP?
• When is the right time to move from a legacy system to cloud ERP and how is system maturity measured?
• Where in the manufacturing industry has cloud ERP been deployed with a high ROI, proven operational cost savings, and increased productivity?
• How do you make your decisions about software vendors and deployment options, while also looking to improve your business processes for the long term?
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PRESENTER: George Trudell, Partner at Ultra Corporation
Trudell has over 25 years supply chain and technology experience helping mid-sized manufacturing and distribution companies improve their businesses. He worked in industry for 15 years as a Corporate Director of Supply Chain, Planning Manager, Strategic Planning and Master Scheduler. He has worked in consulting for almost 15 years, from Senior Consultant to Partner at Grant Thornton, McGladrey, and now Ultra Corporation.
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