1. Cloud services
Infrastructure architects and network engineers design a plan to migrate a company’s on-premise data and ERP applications to the cloud. This gives the organization greater flexibility and reduces capital expenses. The cloud services team may also secure a data backup at our data center, in AWS, or another cloud environment.
2. Digital transformation
Software engineers build a mobile app that integrates with the ERP so the company’s remote sales force can access data on the road. It enables them to add new contacts, check order status, and approve invoices without the hassle of VPN.
3. ERP consulting services
Onsite consultants help the company’s internal IT team integrate new features with emerging technologies to improve business results. They automate many everyday tasks saving time, reducing errors and showing executives a better return on their ERP investment.
4. ERP managed services
A remote managed services team of OS, database and technical specialists provides 24/7 support. They monitor, tune and maintain the system for a division with limited internal IT resources. It’s ultimately their job to ensure the ERP—and its users—can operate at peak performance.
5. Software development
Software engineers build a proactive application monitoring tool to help the managed services team uncover and resolve issues quickly. It prevents escalation and limits costly downtime.
