The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) is the highest-ranked executive in a company. The CEO has many responsibilities, ranging from setting strategy and direction to configuring the company’s culture, values and behavior. The chief executive is also responsible for building an executive leadership team and allocating funds to match the company’s goals and priorities. Some CEOs have even more on their plate, especially those at the head of startups. Oftentimes they are responsible for more than just the traditional duties, and can include anything from brewing coffee to marketing their product. 

The list, compiled by ERP's Solution Review, includes Infor CEO, Charles Phillips.

Philadelphia, PA – June 20, 2018 -- Independent Computer Consulting Group (ICCG), a Global Information Technology Solutions Provider for the Enterprise announced that it has been selected as the Infor M3 implementation partner for Nassar Al Refaee Trading Company (NRTC).

NRTC is one of the Middle East’s leading importer and exporter of fresh fruits and vegetables importing more than 400 tons of fruits and vegetables from the Middle East daily, in addition to sourcing fresh products from Africa, Australia, Europe, North America and South Asia. With more than 40 years of dedicated experience, as a family business comprising several departments and a staff of more than 1000 employees, working in 9 different companies in addition to 11 locations within Dubai central market.

Noida, India – June 15, 2018 -- Independent Computer Consulting Group (ICCG), a Global Information Technology Solutions Provider for the Enterprise announced today that it has been selected by Paras Steel Industries to be their implementation partner for Infor LN, an ERP that combines a pioneering, and state-of-the-art user experience with robust, industry-tailored manufacturing functionality.

ICCG provides some resources - by industry - to provide you with the information and education to get started. Download and read at your own pace and if you have questions, we look forward to answering.

By Mary Trick, Chief Customer Officer, Infor

The typical age of an ERP solution release in a midmarket organization is more than seven years. A lot can change in that time – businesses expand, new technology is introduced, and new regulations are instituted.

• Organizations on the latest version of their ERP software typically report a 13% reduction in operational costs.
• Organizations that are implemented on the latest release are 70% more likely than those that are not to have the ability to share and integrate data with the extended enterprise; partners, customer, and regulatory bodies.
• In an ever-more-mobile world, organizations with the latest ERP software are 67% more likely to have access on mobile devices.
• 53% of organizations with the latest version use best practices of the ERP solution compared to 47% that are not.

If these findings aren’t enough to convince you of the merits of an upgraded ERP system, consider this: Out-of-date systems are harder to support and maintain. This translates into less efficiency and more cost and risk to you.