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Project management can be difficult and time-consuming. Tasks must be juggled, deadlines must be tracked, and resources must be managed.

ERP is an acronym for enterprise resource planner, a digital tool now being utilised even more in business, ever since we further embraced our hyperconnected state, and started thoroughly exploring every possibility remote work could give us. And we soon found that an ERP worth its salt, doesn’t only bring stakeholders together wherever they may be, but is actually a vital part of a business’s procedural structure, automating workflows, reducing error, making every part of the enterprise more efficient, and thus saving time and money across the board.

Automation is no longer simply a convenience in our modern working world. In fact, it’s now become vital – vital for every facet of running a profitable, growing enterprise. Why? Because what automation effectively enables, is saving – saving on time, saving on resources, and, of course, saving on money.

There’s an overarching operational directive in the business world – enhanced efficiency through digitisation and the automation of as many processes as possible. And this is no novel state. In fact, our way of working has been building to this, for some time. The hyper-awareness of it, though, and the increased frequency of businesses adopting the optimisation of every part of the organisational structure through digitisation, has definitely been prioritised in the wake of the last few years. And we know why. But it’s definitely here to stay – even as things get back to normal, somewhat. Why? Because it’s just better business.

We’ve spoken at length about the power of data in today’s hyper-connected, automated world. And that’s in all facets of it – from how we communicate, to how we shop – because data provides irrefutable information in the form of hard numbers, to us as consumers, to the businesses we own, and to the commercial entities with whom we interact. It’s all-permeating, with infinite value – value it commands because of the rich, instantaneous information it can give us, when we need it.