In an increasingly interconnected world, where the supply chain stretches around the globe, the packaging industry is feeling the pressure. Goods must now be packaged for shipment to destinations 50 miles away—or 5,000 miles away. Add to that the need for specific packaging to keep foods warm or cold, tamper-proof packaging, plus many more examples and you have a complex, dynamic, and ever-changing industry.

How do you manage a supply chain stretching around the world? How do you keep track of packaging regulations for multiple industries, countries, and clients? SYSPRO ERP can help. With the right business software by your side, you can manage complex scenarios with ease.

Sage 300 is business software that can help you with one goal that can be hard to quantify and accomplish: improving workplace productivity. Improving productivity is so much more than working faster; it’s about working smarter and better. Here’s how Sage 300 can help.

Many companies view their CRM software as a glorified marketing tool. As small business software goes, however, CRM software is a valuable addition to your customer communications toolbox. Not only can you use it to communicate with customers, it can also be a vital part of your retention strategy.

Sage ERP is one of the leading enterprise resource planning software systems for a good reason. Sage takes emerging trends very seriously and uses trends in conjunction with customer feedback to build better, faster, and more efficient products. Sound familiar? That’s probably how your company works, too.

Trends can emerge from any industry. Trends from the world of finance such as blockchain, for example, are now making their way into other industries where secure transactions are essential. Someday you may purchase your home over the internet thanks to blockchain technology. It’s just one example of how emerging trends from one industry are shaping what’s happening in other industries.

SYSPRO ERP offers manufacturing, distribution, and other types of businesses excellent business management support and flexibility. It’s an important software used by many leading businesses to manage their finances, accounting, sales, distribution, and supply chain. Using such software can help your business flourish and remain competitive.

As your business grows, however, it may be open to problems. Such problems include fraud. Fraud can happen internally, such as with employee theft. It can also happen from an external source. Technology is one area where companies are often open to fraud or problems from the outside.

See How Sage 300 2017 Brings Better Visibility Across Your Business

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Sage 300 2017 offers new features for everyone in your company, from improved business visibility to productivity related enhancement that boost the user experience.

Using ERP (enterprise resource planning) software such as SYSPRO can help you get new agri-products and food products to market faster and better than ever before. SYSPRO provides detailed information and real-time insights into every aspect of your supply chain so that you can manage, track, and monitor product development activities. With enhanced project management software and CRM modules that can monitor customer feedback, you’re well on your way to getting to market faster than your competitors.

Demand for quality business intelligence (BI) programs has exploded. The volume of data created by business transactions, customer intelligence, and the Internet of Things (IoT) has caused a surge in demand for an effective means to analyze and report the massive quantities of data. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are a great source of information, but realizing its potential requires processes and tools to deliver an effective BI program.

Some experts believe that we are entering a fourth revolution in the world of manufacturing. This fourth revolution is facilitated by technology: cloud computing, the Internet of Things, big data, AI and so on.  It’s an exciting time for manufacturing. New technology can help us envision a future of sustainable, socially conscious manufacturing that’s a far cry from the giant industrial complexes of the 18th and 19th centuries.

Legacy systems are like a pair of comfortable, well-broken-in shoes: you know they’re worn at the heels and probably should be replaced, but you just can’t bear to part with them.

Unfortunately, unlike a pair of old sneakers or loafers, legacy systems won’t just look shabby if they’re getting old. They slow you down. They stop providing the data that you need or don’t have the robust functionality that your competitors’ systems possess. Then you’re racing to play catch-up when you could have been ahead in the competition to gain customers.