Great content! Well explained, easy to understand.. I've watched it thrice now! First time here, and happy to subscribe! Pls keep the videos coming.. You're doing an amazing job. Thank you 🙌👍
This is a Fantastic presentation to explain what is ERP nothing more than this to know how ERP works.... With you permission will take this as my presentation to explain to anyone about ERP... I have subscribed your channel and keep the videos coming... Thanks alot
ERP Software can completely transmogrify your business and has become a must-have for each and every organization. ebizframe ERP Software is one such software that I would consider to think, strategize, plan and grow. Moreover, it also provides you better control and visibility of all the processes within your organization.
Will Amazon transmit data via an API to my ERP? I thought they were very protective of their database even for sales of my products. Amazon thinks of customers that buy my product as an Amazon customer and not my customer.
This is a full-stack development that started using Python and Javascript and connecting to a DB of choice (typically MariaDB) and now has a cloud-hosted option with full double-entry accounting that can stand up to audit processes. This is not a simple Access program. That said, not everyone needs a comprehensive solution and an access program can work for some small businesses. However, our experience at parsimony.com is that businesses that want to scale from 1M a year in revenue to 50M+ need a business operating system that can help them manage their business with many users. We wouldn't suggest Dynamics due to the cost. ;)
@@SteveSimonson The problem with researching the right ERP system for you company is finding one with the right scale, not the right bells and whistles. A well made networked Access DB is good for 2-100 simultaneous users and is really all you need if your starting small with your ERP system. The major appeal with Access is the fact that it can easily be upscaled into Microsoft SQL when the company eventually outgrows Access. SQL server supports over 35K simultaneous users and looks and operates almost exactly like Access, so Access really seems like your only option when starting small like me. Whats the alternative? Running your business administration like its the 1970's with old fashion paper trails and non-relational databases until your finally grown big enough to be ready for Dynamics? How hard is it to migrate over from Access to Dynamics compared to the seamless transition of Access to Microsoft SQL Server? This video honestly doesnt even address these issues because all it does is show a couple of tricks with email and data management that you could already do with any post 2003 version of MS Office plus a little VBA.
@@vnolan633 I dont think theres too much I can inform you on bruh, I just threw up my hands to ERP and instead paid someone to write me a nice networked MS Access template when that guy couldnt tell me the first thing about what his special software package could do the the programs I already have couldnt do already.
Best Video on ERP.
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This is really content that explains what ERP is! Thank you!
The best explanation ever!
Best Video i have come across educating the public about ERP, Thank you!
Thank you so much! This explain better than my professor did.
I watched it in full with a playback speed of 1.25. Great content!
Actually a super helpful suggestion, thank you. Great video.
Thanks for explaining... Appreciated your video
This is great! A very good introduction to the ERP course. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Well explained
Very useful video. More than a lesson on erp. A great lesson on business overall and especially supply chain
Great content! Well explained, easy to understand.. I've watched it thrice now! First time here, and happy to subscribe! Pls keep the videos coming.. You're doing an amazing job. Thank you 🙌👍
Very good video
Great stuff quite insightful...
beautifully explained
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This is a Fantastic presentation to explain what is ERP nothing more than this to know how ERP works....
With you permission will take this as my presentation to explain to anyone about ERP...
I have subscribed your channel and keep the videos coming...
Thanks alot
The www.parsimony.com cloud ERP system has a FREE Forever option for small companies with unlimited users. Now is the time to check it out.
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ERP Software can completely transmogrify your business and has become a must-have for each and every organization. ebizframe ERP Software is one such software that I would consider to think, strategize, plan and grow. Moreover, it also provides you better control and visibility of all the processes within your organization.
We agree with you!
Will Amazon transmit data via an API to my ERP? I thought they were very protective of their database even for sales of my products. Amazon thinks of customers that buy my product as an Amazon customer and not my customer.
Yes you can connect certain ERP systems with your Amazon data to make many of the data import processes and even processing automatic.
Yes - you can get data from the MWS system into your ERP or use other existing middleware.
So its just networked MS Access with VBA and a few plug-ins. I already got Office 2007, Dynamics 365 can suck it!
This is a full-stack development that started using Python and Javascript and connecting to a DB of choice (typically MariaDB) and now has a cloud-hosted option with full double-entry accounting that can stand up to audit processes. This is not a simple Access program. That said, not everyone needs a comprehensive solution and an access program can work for some small businesses. However, our experience at parsimony.com is that businesses that want to scale from 1M a year in revenue to 50M+ need a business operating system that can help them manage their business with many users. We wouldn't suggest Dynamics due to the cost. ;)
@@SteveSimonson The problem with researching the right ERP system for you company is finding one with the right scale, not the right bells and whistles. A well made networked Access DB is good for 2-100 simultaneous users and is really all you need if your starting small with your ERP system. The major appeal with Access is the fact that it can easily be upscaled into Microsoft SQL when the company eventually outgrows Access. SQL server supports over 35K simultaneous users and looks and operates almost exactly like Access, so Access really seems like your only option when starting small like me. Whats the alternative? Running your business administration like its the 1970's with old fashion paper trails and non-relational databases until your finally grown big enough to be ready for Dynamics? How hard is it to migrate over from Access to Dynamics compared to the seamless transition of Access to Microsoft SQL Server? This video honestly doesnt even address these issues because all it does is show a couple of tricks with email and data management that you could already do with any post 2003 version of MS Office plus a little VBA.
@@vnolan633 I dont think theres too much I can inform you on bruh, I just threw up my hands to ERP and instead paid someone to write me a nice networked MS Access template when that guy couldnt tell me the first thing about what his special software package could do the the programs I already have couldnt do already.
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This isn't the ERP I was thinking of-
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