Hi Eric This is great video with fair comment. It would be terrific if you can share the ranking by different industries ... Example .. Automotive Chemical / Pharmaceutical Semi conductor General electronic components Machinery Food & Beverage Apparel and footwear Oil and Gas and resources Utility Transportation Education Professional services ( consulting , law firm..) Telecom Banking and insurance Construction, Property development and management ( project management ) ... Wish you good health !
cost of data through work center ops,2-machine-labour by dept,3- machine setup &set down time driven one of worst erp is oracale,its cost of implementing you have to hire it people to run it,wher as mapics &made to manage is execellent for 7 detments with 80 user enters
When you mention Microsoft D365 in all your videos, are you referring to Microsoft Dynamics AX/F&O or Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Business Central). D365 has 2 ERP Products so we are confused when you mentioned D365 without referring to which ERP product?
Edmond Hong primarily F&O since more of our clients are deploying or already using it, but we’ve also seen BC deployed successfully as well. We lump them together into one product D365 product offering when considering the rankings.
Hi, Thank you for the videos they give a lot of insight. I notice Global Shop does not show on any of your ERP rankings and wonder what is restricting it from being mentioned. Looking at their marketing and videos seems to be the full package so just wonder what is limiting it.
Thanks erik. That was really helpful. We are looking for an erp for machining shop. Up to know we are thinking in proshop erp. What do you think about it?
What's your recommendation for me as am trying to get certified in one of these top 10 ERP software's.....am a mechanical engineer currently using Infor in my present job, where am involved in most of the product lifecycle ......kindly suggest
Hi Rushanth, there are a number of good options. SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft are common solutions worldwide, so there may be more opportunities in these areas. Up and coming systems like IFS, Workday, etc. may have less opportunities, but there are also less qualified consultants in these areas, so those are good options as well.
Hi, we have around 30 raw materials to manufacture a single product. What software do you think will be apt for us ? We are a small to medium scale production unit. Thanks
That’s the one I never quite felt right about not having in this top 10 list - there are just so many solid products for manufacturers! But Sage made the overall cross industry top 10 list: th-cam.com/video/saqmQhVALnM/w-d-xo.html
I'm getting headhunted from an aerospace company. They are currently looking to replace their ERP system- what ERP system would you recommend? This company makes rockets to launch various items (i.e. satellites into space).
It's hard to say without knowing much about the details, but something like an IFS or an Epicor may fit well. We have helped some of our A&D clients implement both over the years and both seem to be a good fit with their project management and product configuration capabilities. Good luck with the recruiting process!
@@erickimberling They actually use Infor LN now, but want to move away from it because they stated Infor is a bit outdated. I can't release more details on here of course, and at this point I don't have all the dets. My colleagues have told me Raytheon uses SAP. To your knowledge, how has SAP fared in the aerospace industry? I've worked with SAP in the paint and epoxy industry manuf. industry, but don't know how it fares in aerospace.
Michael H Our Aerospace division uses QAD. It seems to be a decent functional fit. They’ve been looking at SAP S4 but have kicked the can down the road for a couple of years (I suspect).
@@richardhoulton4016 Hey, thanks for the info. I haven't heard of QAD, but I'll put that on my mental checklist. Sounds about right for SAP- it takes years to plan and a boatload of money.
I'm curious to hear what you mean by outdated, but in the meantime, this video features Odoo - top 10 ERP systems for smaller companies: th-cam.com/video/oiJgIi9ci1g/w-d-xo.html.
We are using SAP S4/ HANA for years. Surprised see it at #7 in ranking. Great content & informative video.
Great content, thank you! Would have been great if you could add some preview of those ERPs in your video, like you testing it or just some Image.
Great suggestion!
What about Monitor ERP from Sweden?
Hi Eric
This is great video with fair comment.
It would be terrific if you can share the ranking by different industries ...
Example ..
Automotive
Chemical / Pharmaceutical
Semi conductor
General electronic components
Machinery
Food & Beverage
Apparel and footwear
Oil and Gas and resources
Utility
Transportation
Education
Professional services ( consulting , law firm..)
Telecom
Banking and insurance
Construction, Property development and management ( project management )
...
Wish you good health !
IFS and Acumatica stands the list with digital transformation and true cloud offerings, good review of top 10 Eric.
cost of data through work center ops,2-machine-labour by dept,3- machine setup &set down time driven
one of worst erp is oracale,its cost of implementing you have to hire it people to run it,wher as mapics &made to manage is execellent for 7 detments with 80 user enters
Hi, thank you for a great video! For Infor though, does the ranking only apply to Infor CloudSuite? How would Infor LN perform in your ranking system?
Great video Eric, truly informative and well thought out.
Thank you, George - I'm glad you enjoyed it!
When you mention Microsoft D365 in all your videos, are you referring to Microsoft Dynamics AX/F&O or Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Business Central). D365 has 2 ERP Products so we are confused when you mentioned D365 without referring to which ERP product?
Edmond Hong primarily F&O since more of our clients are deploying or already using it, but we’ve also seen BC deployed successfully as well. We lump them together into one product D365 product offering when considering the rankings.
Any feedback/review regarding CSB ERP?
Any recommendation for a company that designs and builds trade show exhibits and trade show event management services?
Very Informative…
please share your thoughts on which is a better product to build a career in, between Infor Ln and Netsuit ?
Hi.. did u ever do a similar session for healthcare , hospital ERP
Hi Inderdeep, not yet - but that's a good idea for a future video. Thank you for the feedback!
Hi, Thank you for the videos they give a lot of insight. I notice Global Shop does not show on any of your ERP rankings and wonder what is restricting it from being mentioned. Looking at their marketing and videos seems to be the full package so just wonder what is limiting it.
Hi Eric! Any chance you can let me know where you got the background music from?
Please talk about RPG 4 Lanuages and factory Machines driving Lanuages
Thanks erik. That was really helpful. We are looking for an erp for machining shop. Up to know we are thinking in proshop erp. What do you think about it?
I'm looking too ..if you found any suitable software, please let me know
This was very helpful, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
What's your recommendation for me as am trying to get certified in one of these top 10 ERP software's.....am a mechanical engineer currently using Infor in my present job, where am involved in most of the product lifecycle ......kindly suggest
Hi Rushanth, there are a number of good options. SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft are common solutions worldwide, so there may be more opportunities in these areas. Up and coming systems like IFS, Workday, etc. may have less opportunities, but there are also less qualified consultants in these areas, so those are good options as well.
What is Manufacturing ERP Software?
Hi Eric
What system would you consider for a paint manufacturing company
Hi Ridwan, There are quite a few options. I would focus on those that are strong in process manufacturing, like Deacom, ProcessPro, and others.
For SMB I vote for Dear systems
Curious why SYSPRO was not on the list?
There are simply too many options to choose from! I may need to make a "top 10 systems that weren't in the top 10 but should have been" list!
Yes, SysPro is quite good also. Please do some review for SysPro.
what do you think of ECI M1?
I’m not personally familiar with it, though some of our team members are...
I want to know some thing about odoo. How do you see it.
Hi Zohaib I am from IQMS... If you have any Quarry Please feel Free to Connect
Mr Kimberling you never mention about SAP Business One that too on cloud. I would request you to position SAP B1 in your next video. Thanks
Hi Abhinav, that is great feedback. I will add that to our calendar of potential topics for our next video shoot!
I guess it didn’t make the top 10... If we’re talking about SMB solutions, then I guess Business Central should be on the list as well. 😂
@@fsaetre what is business central?
Abhinav SAP B1 is more of an Accounting Package it doesn't have Production, Planning, and any other things...
Hi, we have around 30 raw materials to manufacture a single product. What software do you think will be apt for us ? We are a small to medium scale production unit.
Thanks
What did you choose?? what is your product? website?
what is the first company ever to introduce an ERP system?
How about Odoo ?
Odoo is a great open speed option as well!
What about SAGE X3 ...?
That’s the one I never quite felt right about not having in this top 10 list - there are just so many solid products for manufacturers! But Sage made the overall cross industry top 10 list: th-cam.com/video/saqmQhVALnM/w-d-xo.html
thanks for sharing
I'm getting headhunted from an aerospace company. They are currently looking to replace their ERP system- what ERP system would you recommend? This company makes rockets to launch various items (i.e. satellites into space).
It's hard to say without knowing much about the details, but something like an IFS or an Epicor may fit well. We have helped some of our A&D clients implement both over the years and both seem to be a good fit with their project management and product configuration capabilities. Good luck with the recruiting process!
@@erickimberling They actually use Infor LN now, but want to move away from it because they stated Infor is a bit outdated. I can't release more details on here of course, and at this point I don't have all the dets. My colleagues have told me Raytheon uses SAP. To your knowledge, how has SAP fared in the aerospace industry? I've worked with SAP in the paint and epoxy industry manuf. industry, but don't know how it fares in aerospace.
Michael H Our Aerospace division uses QAD. It seems to be a decent functional fit. They’ve been looking at SAP S4 but have kicked the can down the road for a couple of years (I suspect).
@@richardhoulton4016 Hey, thanks for the info. I haven't heard of QAD, but I'll put that on my mental checklist. Sounds about right for SAP- it takes years to plan and a boatload of money.
Michael H S4 doesn’t seem to be functionally as rich as QAD, which is concerning
IFS
IFS placed well in the ranking!
OptiProERP
This list is so outdated:) Whre is Odoo for example?
I'm curious to hear what you mean by outdated, but in the meantime, this video features Odoo - top 10 ERP systems for smaller companies: th-cam.com/video/oiJgIi9ci1g/w-d-xo.html.
odoo isn't for sophisticated manufacturing company. it can't handle high demanding production process. it's kinda a tier 3 4 system.
Acumatica
Acumatica finished high in the ranking!
IFS
What do you like about IFS?
Eric Kimberling, Independent ERP Consultant deep industy focus
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