Facing such a major 642-901 decision, manufacturers should keep some considerations in mind – especially as SMBs typically spend years developing their operations around their ERP systems, said Pickus. Because of this, it is crucial that manufacturers purchase an open, easily expandable ERP solution, one that will be easy to grow with the company and adapt to the manufacturer's changing requirements and IT infrastructure. SMBs also should consider acquiring a service-oriented architecture (SOA), since these are open and flexible 646-230 enough to integrate well with legacy systems, said Pickus.
Whether it is Web-based or not, a manufacturer should invest in a solution that works with its legacy programs. "We wanted to find an ERP system that could work with our SQL Server, Microsoft programs and legacy systems already in place," said Doug Martin, president of Coretech Holdings, a St. Louis, Mo.-based manufacturer of specialized instrumentation products, which bought the Macola ERP manufacturing solution 650-621 by Exact Software, Andover, Mass.
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