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The ERP systems technology in which a central computer (server) has the capacity to serve several users simultaneously (clients). BI: Business Intelligence.
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The ERP system has the capacity to handle any type of circumstances that may take place in the company and supports various business groups without connection between them.
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Must be able to support a variety of organizational functions and should be suitable for a wide range of companies.
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It is the automation of internal and external processes related to the requirement, purchase, supply, payment and control of products using the Internet as the main means of customer-supplier communication.
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These are systems capable of adapting to any company, regardless of the sector to which they belong and the particularities of the business processes.
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An ERP system must be flexible to respond to the changing needs of organizations.
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Process undertaken by one or more people to coordinate the work activities of other individuals.
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ERP systems are formed by a specific number of independent modules, but at the same time they are communicated, which allows a great adaptability to companies according to their size and availability of resources.
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It is the integration of a company's business including products, processes and services through the Internet.
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This is the phenomenon by which a specific audience remains faithful to the purchase of a specific product, of a specific brand, in a continuous or periodic way.
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This is the acronym used to refer to "small and medium enterprises" in spanish. Modular and open: Any module can be separated or intercepted at any time that is necessary, without affecting the other modules.
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Material Requirements Planning Systems or Planning Systems for Materials Requirements.
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Customer Relationship Management. Management systems to optimize the relationship of a company with its buyers.
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Enterprise Resource Planning. This expression refers to the planning of business resources, a key aspect for the vitality of a company.
