COSTA MESA, CA--April 5, 2013: SYSPRO, the leading global supplier of on-premise, cloud and mobile business ERP Software for manufacturers and distributors, announced today that the SYSPRO automotive offering is the subject of an article in the April on-line issue of "Automotive Industries." One of the world's oldest continually published trade publications and the oldest specializing in the auto making business, SYSPRO was interviewed on how SYSPRO ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) enables automotive manufacturers eliminate errors, personalize service, lean their operations and better manage suppliers.
“SYSPRO provides competitive parity to that offered by the largest enterprise vendors. However, SYSPRO also offers unique differential functionality for the automotive industry. For example, the SYSPRO Product Configurator enables the easy customization of autos to customer desires.”
The unique features of SYSPRO's new mobile platform, SYSPRO Espresso, were discussed and how the resulting ability to access, search and retrieve real-time SYSPRO data speeds the ordering process. Among the other unique SYSPRO features available to automotive manufacturers is the SYSPRO Product Configurator which enables manufacturers of specialized vehicles to provide a fast personalized service to their customers
Other unique features of SYSPRO ERP of value to automotive manufacturers are SYSPRO Requirements Planning, Factory Scheduling and Blanket Sales Orders and Releases. All add to the ability of SYSPRO ERP to integrate with automotive applications, facilitate electronic collaboration with OEM suppliers and customers, speed the ordering process and enable auto manufacturers to provide a faster, personalized service to customers.
Brian Stein, CEO of SYSPRO USA, said of the article, "SYSPRO provides competitive parity to that offered by the largest enterprise vendors. However, SYSPRO also offers unique differential functionality for the automotive industry. For example, the SYSPRO Product Configurator enables the easy customization of autos to customer desires."
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