Selecting an ERP system for the automotive industry involves unique challenges due to its consumer-centric nature, leading to intricate and unpredictable processes. Consumer behaviors impact the entire automotive value chain, necessitating continuous innovation and modifications to products. This dynamic environment underscores the importance of collaboration and joint planning, influencing compliance and global trade processes. Understanding critical success factors is crucial, as choosing an ERP system not tailored to the industry may result in overengineering and adoption challenges.

In this episode, our host, Sam Gupta, discusses the top 10 automotive ERPs in 2024. He also discusses the crucial needs of automotive companies and how to identify the systems designed for them. Finally, he describes the pros and cons of each solution and where each of them might be a fit.

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For large companies, the ERP system selection process extends beyond functional specifications, focusing on handling immense transactional capacity and cross-functional process throughput. Software-enabled process evaluation mirrors resource planning, emphasizing meticulous capacity planning for smooth operations. The pivotal decision in cross-functional process throughput involves choosing between isolated and tightly integrated processes, considering factors like human resources interactions and reconciliation overhead. Varied implementation strategies emerge, with some favoring tightly integrated methods while others opt for slightly more best-of-breed approaches. Large enterprises face challenges such as evolving desired states and extended implementation horizons, treating ERP as the corporate financial ledger while allowing subsidiaries flexibility. Navigating these complexities prompts the question: which systems prove optimal, irrespective of architecture?

In this episode, our host, Sam Gupta, discusses the top 10 large company ERP in 2024. He also discusses the crucial needs of large enterprises and how to identify the systems designed for them. Finally, he describes the pros and cons of each solution and where each of them might be a fit.

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The newer technologies seem to have a claim of being easier without requiring the complexity of database programming. The reality is that newer technologies have a place, and they are suitable for those use cases. But that doesn’t make database programming nay inferior. They are both a place depending upon the need for transactional integrity. The OT and industrial space is especially unique with various types of datasets. So, how is the state of industrial data as of today?

In today's episode, our guest, Mike Bowers, discusses the state of data of industrial systems. He also discusses the evolution and differences of various technologies such as JSON and XML, SQL vs NoSQL databases, and MQTT vs traditional protocols. Finally, he shares the importance of data and that manufacturers need to adopt newer methods of collecting data from edge devices to drive real business value.

For more information on growth strategies for SMBs using ERP and digital transformation, visit our community at wbs.rocks or elevatiq.com. To ensure that you never miss an episode of the WBS podcast, subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform.