Guest blog courtesy of Tracy Holtz, Vice President, Cloud Solutions, Americas, TD SYNNEX.The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into business operations is transforming how organizations operate – offering unprecedented efficiencies, insights and capabilities. However, adopting AI is not a simple plug-and-play solution; it requires several preliminary steps to prepare infrastructures for smooth implementation and optimal utilization.Before businesses can take advantage, it’s important to ensure digital infrastructure is robust and agile. This often starts with migrating legacy systems – such as on-premises enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions – to the cloud.Financial Management: Accelerate financial close, improve forecasting and get performance metrics while fostering compliance and security.
Business Intelligence: Access the right information to enable faster, more informed decision making. The ideal ERP should facilitate built-in, ad-hoc and personalized analytics and reporting across various departments in an organization.
Sales Management: Empower sales teams to take better care of customers by establishing best practices and using easy-to-understand productivity tools to manage the entire sales process.
Supply Chain Management: Deliver products and adapt to new business models in a timely manner with visibility across purchasing, manufacturing, inventory and warehouses.
Project Management: Ensure successful project execution and profitability with planning, resourcing, tracking, costing, billing, accounting and real-time intelligence.
Service Management: Deliver better service experiences with planning, dispatching and service contract management.
Warehouse Management: Reduce costs with well-organized warehouse operations that help you ship orders on time and deliver promised outcomes.
Manufacturing: Proactive manufacturing operations – which can be enabled with the help of an ERP – help improve throughput, quality and uptime, all while reducing costs and delivering on customer expectations.
Productivity and Collaboration: Easily set permissions and access rules to ensure users have secure access to information. ERPs can also enable enhanced direct collaboration on critical initiatives and projects. Access to Expertise: MSPs can help their customers find partners who specialize in cloud migrations. These partners should have a deep understanding of the challenges and technical requirements involved in moving ERP systems to the cloud. Customizable Solutions: Each business has unique needs. But MSPs have the technology and business connections to provide customized solutions that align with specific processes, ensuring that the transition is not only smooth but also adds value by enhancing operational efficiency and data insights. Enhanced Support and Training: Moving to the cloud is a transformative process that requires new skills and knowledge. MSPs can offer comprehensive support and training, helping end users to adapt to and fully leverage new, cloud-based ERP systems. Scalability and Flexibility Opportunities: Cloud solutions offered through MSPs are scalable, meaning they grow with the business. This flexibility ensures that as your customer’s business evolves, their systems can easily adapt to new demands without the need for costly and time-consuming upgrades. Enhanced Security: With cyber threats on the rise, security is a top concern for any digital transformation initiative. MSPs can provide robust security solutions that protect sensitive data and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
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