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ERP has many modules functionality

For managing the flow of materials through the supply chain, here are some of the latest developments in warehouse management and transportation management systems, as well as advanced planning and enterprise resource planning software.

By Staff -- Modern Materials Handling, 3/1/1999

This enterprise resource planning (ERP) software consists of several modules, including: advanced inventory management, material requirements planning, manufacturing order management, shop floor tracking and reporting, electronic data interchange (EDI), shipping considerations, forecasting, vendor sourcing, and more. Coupled with the speed and scalability of Windows NT, this function-rich ERP package provides mid-size manufacturers with the tools and flexibility needed to adapt to ever- changing market demands and technology upgrades.

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