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ERP's future is network-centric, cloud-based: Infor
20 Mar 19 1 min read
While traditional enterprise resource planning (ERP) was enterprise centric, its future is network centric, cloud-based and built to manage commerce in a global ecosystem, fostering flow of data across multiple enterprises, according to Bryan Nella, senior director of content & thought leadership and supply chain at New York City-based Infor.
The future of supply chain in the textiles and apparel sector will see manufacturers and suppliers increasingly becoming strategic differentiators and value-add partners to brands and retailers through co-innovation on new materials and products, niche projects to tackle challenging issues like sustainability and environmental responsibility, and a larger role in direct-to-consumer delivery, Nella told Fibre2Fashion in an interview. (DS)
For the full interview, please click here.
The future of supply chain in the textiles and apparel sector will see manufacturers and suppliers increasingly becoming strategic differentiators and value-add partners to brands and retailers through co-innovation on new materials and products, niche projects to tackle challenging issues like sustainability and environmental responsibility, and a larger role in direct-to-consumer delivery, Nella told Fibre2Fashion in an interview. (DS)
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk – India
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