In the world of enterprise applications, the most effective solution is usually bestowed upon the largest organisation with the biggest budget. Yet, these applications are the engine room of all organisations, regardless of their size. Without effective solutions, businesses suffer from a lack of agility, responsiveness and flexibility, hindering management\u2019s ability to make fast, sound decisions. <\/p>\n
At the Infor Next 2017 conference, held at Montecasino in Fourways on 21 September, Infor\u2019s Master Partner in Africa, Softworx, announced its latest software solution that is set to provide mid-sized organisations with the ability to reap the greatest benefit from their asset investments; enter EAM Xelerate. <\/p>\n
\u201cMid-sized organisations face the same challenges as large organisations, no matter what industry they’re in,\u201d confirms Barry Diedericks, EAM Subject Matter Expert at Softworx. \u201cThe difference is that mid-sized companies and organisations do not have the same resources as their larger counterparts to implement sophisticated IT solutions. The oversimplified, generic systems many opt for, implemented using a one-size-fits-all approach, do not allow them to compete effectively in today\u2019s dynamic marketplace.\u201d <\/p>\n
To be truly effective, Diedericks believes that EAM solutions must entail a streamlined implementation process that can deliver benefits in weeks, not months or years. This forms the foundation for the expanded features that will be needed as the businesses evolve and grow.<\/p>\n
With a graphical user interface, predefined reports, key performance indicators, intuitive web architecture and minimal hardware requirements, EAM Xelerate is able to capture reactive work, deliver effective reporting, generate proactive work, offer work order management including mobility, and handle stock management and procurement processes. It manages asset hierarchy, measurement and tracking, audit trails, budget management, call centre configuration, inventory, inspection and materials management, online procurement, mobile features, in depth analytics, and business intelligence functionality.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis mid-sized solution offers fast implementation, industry best practice processes, reduced implementation risk and stress for employees, and a lower overall total cost of ownership,\u201d he confirms. \u201cAs a foundation for future success, it is ideal for companies and organisations that want to implement a solution rapidly and easily, but envision growth ahead and need long-term scalability and continuous improvement capabilities.\u201d <\/p>\n
In a highly globalised society, businesses are faced with the challenge of competing with the biggest companies and organisations around the world. As such, rapid adjustments to market trends are crucial and agility becomes the deciding factor between success and failure. \u201cAs demands force the business to change and grow, it is crucial that the scope of the business\u2019 EAM solution can expand too. This requires full integration,\u201d concludes Diedericks. \u201cTo be effective, the solution must have the ability to grow from limited sites to a global entity using multi-division, multi-site capabilities, and it must evolve as the complexity and scope of the product line or service increases.\u201d \t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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