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A common theme in today's manufacturing world is Just in Time or JIT. Once a new buzzword it has become so commonplace that there is no term, it is often just expected. The main reason for this is that major manufactures carry so little inventory that new factories often have almost no warehouse space at all. Inventory is expected to show up on time as it's needed and goes from the back of a truck right to the production floor. This is often backed up by financial penalties for being late. With thin margins, there is little room for error. How does one manage in such and arena? Enter manufacturing Software or ERP Software.

The success of ERP integration includes planning, manufacturing, and sales.

ERP integration is focused wholly on the transaction-oriented business processes, with CRM being considerably more valuable to users when selected back end data is available and viewed by every employee utilizing the CRM. Getting into the ERP integration business may be part of a strategic plan, or arise from a particular business opportunity. In addition to making the integration easier and more reliable, EEP vendors change their business practices to better address the midmarket.