There was a time when people thought the internet was another world, but now they realize it’s a tool that we use in this world. With continuous technological advancements, there is also a shift in business strategies. Firstly, organizations started using ERP to bring all their isolated actions under one umbrella and increased their inter-functional harmony. However, with the new advancement and as the processes became more complex, organizations needed to be more agile and adaptive in their approach to run a business. So, in the present scenario, organizations are no longer only dependent on legacy ERP but are moving towards quicker cloud solutions, or in other words, the Postmodern ERP.
The term was first coined by Gartner in 2014. Postmodern ERP is the new approach to the traditional ERP. This new phrase in the IT lexicon is a technological strategy that automates and links administrative and operational business capabilities such as HR, manufacturing, finance, and distribution with appropriate levels of integration. It balances the benefit of vendor delivered integration against business agility and flexibility.
In simple terms, Postmodern ERP is a customized set of cloud-based architecture aimed at simplifying a particular function.
A Postmodern ERP system comprises applications from two or more vendors and includes multiple deployment models. The main goal of this ERP strategy is to use the best applications possible in each specific area, ensuring they integrate well with each other when necessary.
Also Read: Hybrid ERP: For Skyrocketing Business Growth
Postmodern ERP strategy is one of the most appropriate strategies to stay connected, agile and scalable in future while ensuring compliance, efficiency, and future performance. It is best suited for mid-size and large firms.
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