Driving Operational Efficiency and Flexibility in the NHS

Benefits of ERP

• A single source of truth so that you can understand the current position of your organisation.
• Analytical overviews that enable users to quickly get an understanding of current events and processes, with drill-down capabilities to get to the bottom of emerging problems.
• Optimise reporting and analyse data in the way that best suits you and drill-downs to navigate the end-to-end process and improve performance.
• Maximise business visibility and control, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, and predict and prevent risk.
• Management of the spend processes, from requisition to purchase order, and goods receipts and invoice receipts, to inventory.
• Guided buying integrated through to suppliers to increase accuracy and speed of the buying process.
• Embedded onboarding services and access to over 5.5m suppliers with the SAP business-to-business network.

ERP definition

ERP stands for enterprise resource planning, but what does ERP mean?

The simplest way to define ERP is to think about all the core business processes needed to run a company: finance, HR, manufacturing, supply chain, services, procurement, and others. At its most basic level, ERP helps to efficiently manage all these processes in an integrated system. It is often referred to as the system of record of the organisation.