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Zumbido, the World's First Networked ERP, is the Latest Buzz in Supply Chain Management in India
Managing business data across the domains within and outside the organizations is a challenge which is faced by all the organizations. Zumbido, the world's first networked ERP, a cloud based, user-owned solution can be a turnaround specially for Small and Micro Businesses by integrating and synchronizing data input not just within departments but from across the entire business network. The...
Managing business data across the domains within and outside the organizations is a challenge which is faced by all the organizations. Zumbido, the world's first networked ERP, a cloud based, user-owned solution can be a turnaround specially for Small and Micro Businesses by integrating and synchronizing data input not just within departments but from across the entire business network. The software being device agnostic, can be accessed anytime, anywhere, on any of the user's devices. Allowing the latest information being available for smart decision making at the management's fingertips. The Canada-based company launched Zumbido Express in India recently.
Zumbido India's Head of Operations said on the launch, "While digital technologies, cloud computing and networking have all changed our social lives, these developments have yet not touched on our businesses. Zumbido is the world's first networked ERP platform that takes business solutions to the next level, with the added benefits of creating an interconnected, smart business network ecosystem. This means that through just one data trigger from any stakeholder, information gets updated not just within the various functions of an organization, but actually across the entire business ecosystem. Thus eliminating the need for data capture at multiple points like the suppliers' systems, the buyers' systems etc in addition to the organization's systems. Hence there are savings in terms of data input, zero delays and data mismatch/errors, and immense savings by avoiding inventory wastage/mismanagement. These process efficiencies result in better productivity and profitability for all the stakeholders within the entire business network."
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