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EmploymentGroup: “Good People” Work Even Better With Sage 500 ERP
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
适用行业
- Professional Service
适用功能
- 商业运营
用例
- 库存管理
- 供应链可见性(SCV)
服务
- 系统集成
- 培训
挑战
EmploymentGroup (EG) 的旧软件经过了高度定制，几乎无法升级，这让该公司苦不堪言。系统变得不稳定且不可靠。文件无法附加到文档中，财务报表无法及时生成。最终，这家制造商被出售给另一家大公司，并开始收取高昂的维护费用。该公司需要一个可以自动化其总帐、应付账款和现金管理功能的解决方案。它还需要一个可以管理 EG 与其母公司 EmploymentGroup Holdings 之间交易的系统，后者负责该公司的管理费用。
关于客户
EmploymentGroup (EG) 是一家位于密歇根州巴特尔克里克的人力资源服务公司。该公司主要专注于轻工业和文职人员的招聘，提供合同制、直接安置和合同制劳动力安置选项。EG 与领先企业合作，帮助他们满足专业、技术、文职和工业人员的需求，并被评为密歇根州西南部许多市场的十大雇主之一。该公司在八个地点开展业务，拥有 75 名员工。
解决方案
EG 实施了 Sage 500 ERP，以实现总帐、应付账款和现金管理功能的自动化。该软件管理 EG 与其母公司 EmploymentGroup Holdings 之间的交易，后者负责该公司的管理费用。Sage 500 ERP 中的公司间功能使交易变得无缝，因此公司甚至不必考虑正在发生的事情。该软件每月生成财务报表并发布应付账款交易。EG 还使用高速扫描仪，朝着无纸化办公环境迈进。该公司使用 Sage 500 ERP 创建资产负债表和损益表以及自定义报告。
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