Changing Indian ERP Scenario

ERP Market in India

ERP Market growth in recent times, the ERP scenario in India is witnessing rapid growth. Several manufacturing firms, automotive, steel, oil, textile and pharmaceutical companies have already implemented ERP solutions thus making ERP dominate the overall picture in these organizations.

For the early adopters of ERP solutions, Finance and Accounting, Sales and Distribution, Materials Management/Purchase, and Manufacturing are the most popular ERP modules implemented. In recent times Plant Maintenance, HR, Transportation and Service modules are also growing in popularity.

We find different industrial sectors like the cement sector, power sector, and food sector are going for ERP solutions. The construction or project companies have also implemented different ERP solutions suitable to their needs.

Currently, the SME segment in India has been one of the most aggressive adopters of ERP software. In fact almost 60 per cent of companies in the SME segment have already implemented ERP. This substantial increase in the penetration level in the SME segment is attributed to the introduction of low cost ERP solutions such as eresource ERP which also caters the country-specific localizations and the availability of a large pool of skilled functional and technical talents.

The primary objectives that the SMEs have for switching to ERP is to get aid in smooth inventory management, timely scheduling of production cycles and shipment of goods, managing human resources and online data communication.

According to estimates, the ERP market in India has witnessed a growth rate of 70 per cent in the last decade. As a result, the market has leapfrogged over the years to a tremendous volume in terms of monetary gains. Many reports underlined the tangible quantitative benefits accrued by Indian companies in the post-ERP implementation era.

Most of the time these benefits are difficult to prove on statistical grounds as soft benefits like comfort in work life, maturity in planning, attitude changes, transparency, visibility etc are either practically impossible to measure or correlate such improvements to ERP implementation. Companies are supposed to set their objectives before implementation followed by measuring the achievements after implementation, and only then should they conclude about the effects of ERP.

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