When Do You Know Your ERP Is Ready For Cloud

Posted By : Anirudh Bhardwaj | 06-Sep-2016

The emergence of cloud is no less than a boon for the flourishing businesses. Cloud not only helps the companies to boost their business, the latter is also being used by a large number of government agencies, private banks and educational institutions. Even we use cloud in our daily lives for all sorts of reasons. Well, this is the beauty of cloud. You just can’t get away from it. A large number of services that we use today are powered by cloud. Some examples are Google Analytics, ADP, Microsoft Azure, Office 365, Adobe Creative Suite and FedEx. The thing is, we don’t have a tiniest bit of hint that most of the online services we use today are powered by Cloud.

 

Coming back to business, if you are running a small to medium enterprise, you will need cloud at some point of time. Even if you are already using ERP, it is very difficult to manage all the massive amounts of data that is produced everyday by a single department alone. The biggest problem arises in terms of storage space. You need a lot of storage space and no matter how many storage devices you have, they won’t suffice in a long run. But with Cloud, you don’t ever have to worry about the storage space. As all the data is stored on remote servers, it can never be altered or deleted without your permission. Besides, it is very easy to use and anyone can ace the cloud in no time. In the same way, it can be very helpful in refining the ERP methods. But the question worth asking is, “When do you know if your ERP is ready for the cloud or not?” This is what this blog is all about. These are the signs that explicitly point toward the need of Cloud ERP.

 

Also read A Look Into The Future of ERP Industry.
 

 

When Your Business Is Expanding

As your business expands and the manpower increases, the amount of data it produces every day augments at a rapid pace. Consequently, it gets more and more difficult to manage such vast amount of data. Of course, ERP can help you keep an organized business structure. But what about the storage space? Eventually, there will be a time when you’ll be running out of storage space. That’s when the need of Cloud comes in.


 

When The Normal ERP Upgrade Just Won’t Work

You can do without cloud for quite a long time if you keep upgrading your ERP software time to time. But doing that is just like trying to avert a serious disease that is looming around just by applying bandages over the wounds that are essentially the symptoms rather than dealing with the actual problem. Whatever be the case, it would be better to obliterate the root of the problem to cure the disease once and for all. So it is always advisable to take the cloud solution for ERP before it’s too late.


 

When Your IT Relations Are Suffering

Useless to say, Cloud has an important role to play in transforming the IT infrastructure of a company. As a matter of fact, IT is the field which requires cloud services more than any other. Cloud not only provides valuable means for storage in IT department but the cloud hosts such as Microsoft Azure and AWS also saves the time of the IT employees which in turn can be utilized for many other tasks. So when your IT relations are continuously getting worse, then you must go for a cloud solution before it’s too late.            

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Anirudh Bhardwaj

Anirudh is a Content Strategist and Marketing Specialist who possess strong analytical skills and problem solving capabilities to tackle complex project tasks. Having considerable experience in the technology industry, he produces and proofreads insightful content on next-gen technologies like AI, blockchain, ERP, big data, IoT, and immersive AR/VR technologies. In addition to formulating content strategies for successful project execution, he has got ample experience in handling WordPress/PHP-based projects (delivering from scratch with UI/UX design, content, SEO, and quality assurance). Anirudh is proficient at using popular website tools like GTmetrix, Pagespeed Insights, ahrefs, GA3/GA4, Google Search Console, ChatGPT, Jira, Trello, Postman (API testing), and many more. Talking about the professional experience, he has worked on a range of projects including Wethio Blockchain, BlocEdu, NowCast, IT Savanna, Canine Concepts UK, and more.

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