It is true that in previous scenario business are running and even achieving success without any Software and website. Then in present world why everyone is running to get software or website for their business?
There are few point which can give you the answer :
Trust factor :
Business professionals used to have faith in their employees in 90's. But in present world they only have faith on machines.
Range of Business :
In today's world people would like to spread their business worldwide to grab more customers(doesn't matter if they didn't get), because competition grows hundred times now.
Cost Effective :
In a traditional set-up, businesses issue purchase orders (PO) to suppliers to confirm purchase of items. Post delivery, the supplier issues an invoice to bill the business for the items delivered. Typically, the job of the store manager is to match the PO against the invoice to see if there is any discrepancy in the items required versus what was delivered. Although this is an insignificant process in the whole scheme of things, the fact that this is manual results in this being a slow, error-prone process. An ERP system swiftly validates the order delivery against the requirement while minimizing the errors that could potentially occur during this operation
Read more at Conviction InfoTech
There are few point which can give you the answer :
Trust factor :
Business professionals used to have faith in their employees in 90's. But in present world they only have faith on machines.
Range of Business :
In today's world people would like to spread their business worldwide to grab more customers(doesn't matter if they didn't get), because competition grows hundred times now.
Cost Effective :
In a traditional set-up, businesses issue purchase orders (PO) to suppliers to confirm purchase of items. Post delivery, the supplier issues an invoice to bill the business for the items delivered. Typically, the job of the store manager is to match the PO against the invoice to see if there is any discrepancy in the items required versus what was delivered. Although this is an insignificant process in the whole scheme of things, the fact that this is manual results in this being a slow, error-prone process. An ERP system swiftly validates the order delivery against the requirement while minimizing the errors that could potentially occur during this operation
Read more at Conviction InfoTech
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