Software required to streamline business processes across multiple departments in an organization include enterprise resource planning (ERP), custom relationship management (CRM), supply chain management (SCM), business intelligence (BI), human resource management (HRM), marketing automation, business process management, knowledge management, enterprise content management, customer service solutions, sales software, payment processing software and communications software.  

Enterprise software improves several business processes and standardizes them. It also improves customer service, resource scalability, IT infrastructure reliability, customer data security, access to information, affordability of running the business, supply chain management and regulatory compliances.  

Enterprise software is defined by certain features. Performance, scalability, security, interconnectivity, RoI, robustness, customization, storage, cost, cloud storage, microservices are some of the features that make up an enterprise software.  

The cost of developing a custom software solution for your enterprise will depend on the size and complexity of the software solution.  

When a company grows, the amount of data it generates and complexity of its processes increases. Managing the generated data manually or without a scalable software solution leads to mismanagement. So, it’s no longer a matter of if you need it, but when you will need it.  

You should adopt an enterprise application when your existing practice fails to support your confidential information, involves excessive error-prone and time-consuming manual tasks, is generally unreliable with frequent downtime episodes, exhibits poor performance and cannot manage your data volumes.