When a business acquires another organization, the need to migrate data from the acquired company’s ERP software introduces some unique challenges. This data must be aligned to the acquiring company’s corporate standard ERP.
What are the most important considerations when considering migrating your ERP system to the cloud? We take a look at some of the most critical in this blog.
IBM i 7.5 features an array of enhancements that keeps your environment as secure as possible while continuing to add new functionality.
IBM i provides outstanding long-term value to so many different organizations due, among other things, to its outstanding stability and security. Indeed, many IBM i systems can keep performing for years with virtually no attention. But no system is invulnerable or permanently maintenance-free!Â
We think many businesses would benefit from a similar mindset shift when it comes to moving their applications to third-party servers. Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offers more flexible, cost-effective, and de-risked options than ever before. But a traditional mindset keeps far too many companies locked into IT management arrangements that are unnecessarily costly and cumbersome.
In this blog, we take a look at why.
In this blog, we discuss a report on the total cost of ownership (TCO) of IBM i and Power i servers. ProCern’s ground-level experience working with a variety of manufacturing and distribution companies across North America suggests that this IBM pairing can be extremely effective, generating substantial long-term ROI.
In this article, we take a look at how IBM i’s ability to be integrated with other systems is an important part of its long-term value proposition—and how careful long-term planning is a must to ensure continued agility.
When managing a portfolio of enterprise applications, choosing the right support option presents a chronic strategic dilemma. While vendors offer unmatched expertise for new product offerings, their commitment to past versions of the same software can fade fast.
In this blog, we break down some key considerations for organizations considering remote monitoring for applications and infrastructure.
Manufacturing companies face pressure from just about every direction to keep their business moving forward despite huge IT challenges like tight budgets, retiring staff and limited resources. But for those who are using a legacy system transitioning to a new ERP system can be an even greater challenge.Â
In this blog, we discuss a report on the total cost of ownership (TCO) of IBM i and Power i servers. ProCern’s ground-level experience working with a variety of manufacturing and distribution companies across North America suggests that this IBM pairing can be extremely effective, generating substantial long-term ROI.
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is the cornerstone of virtually every manufacturing business, enabling it to plan, allocate, and track the resources required to manufacture and distribute products cost-efficiently.