Sage UK launches version 3.0 of Sage ERP 1000

Industry management software and services company, Sage UK, has enhanced its higher mid-market ERP solutions by launching Sage ERP 1000 version 3.0, that has been in particular designed to handle the problems facing mid-size organizations in the UK and Ireland. Claimed to be tough, highly intuitive and straightforward to integrate, this business management system gives a complete and joined-up view of a company's total operations and offers a perfect platform for businesses wanting to increase collusion, improve business discernment and streamline their operations.

Ease of use and dynamic reporting underpins the new Sage ERP one thousand suites and give buyers the liberty to select and customize the capacities they require. With its flexible report designer, accessible interface and inserted Business Intelligence, the new suite offers rich functionality in finance, sales, inventory management, buying, producing and service delivery that helps organizations to drive larger operational potency, improve fiscal control and eventually enhance the shopper experience.

Cloud-based model of iVP ERP solution launched by Solarsoft

Solarsoft Business Systems announced the availability of a cloud-based version of its flagship ERP platform for discrete makers. The iVP ERP solution is being utilized by 350 industries across 2,500 plants, so as to eliminate shipping blunders, tighten inventory precision and bolster enterprise-wide control and supplier management. The launch of a pay per month SaaS model now gives corporations larger choice meaning they can go for either a Cloud-based ERP system or a normal on-premise solution based totally on their individual needs.
In the present economic climate, it has not been simple for discrete makers to get their hands on the most recent ERP functionality while budgets have been under stress. But this has led on to a growing interest in alternative approaches to software acquisition, including comprehensive, remotely hosted cloud solutions, where software applications and the PC rooms that run them are moved off site.