The three major obstacles of the ERP system

The survey report for two consecutive years shows that users are satisfied with the management software: the three major projects that do not adapt to change, poor flexibility and do not meet the actual situation of the enterprise are the lowest scores. Three major difficulties in software. The management software can not meet their own needs personally, it is the biggest pain in the user's heart.
Adapting to Change
In today's world, innovation and speed have become the most important competitive strategies for companies. Whether it is within an organization or the external environment, it is constantly changing.
Changes come mainly from two aspects, namely changes in user needs and changes in the application environment. The changes in user demand mainly come from changes in the organizational structure of the enterprise, changes in business models, and changes in business processes. These three changes are often happening in an organization. Importantly, these changes will cause the corresponding functions and modules of their application software to be changed, otherwise the application will not be able to meet the new needs of users. There are also three main aspects to changes in the application environment, namely changes in IT technology, changes in relevant industry policies and environments, and changes in partners. Traditional application software has a fatal shortcoming, that is, the architecture is rigid, the scalability is poor, and it is unable to respond quickly to customer changes.
Efficiency

As a software that plays an increasingly important role in economic operations and social life, there have been two major injuries that users can't stand: one is that software projects are often postponed, and one is BUG too much. The quality of the software is not guaranteed. This is also two important issues that all software providers have been headaches and have been working on.

Integration For the vast majority of non-profit organizations such as large enterprises or governments, they have applied a large number of applications, and their IT systems are often complicated. In this way, an information island is formed in the user's IT system, so that the information of the user in each application software system cannot be shared, and thus the rapid response to market changes cannot be realized.