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New Software Implementation Process with Microsoft Azure Development

by Kristen White Blogger
New Software Implementation Process with Microsoft Azure Development
Software is a crucial part of an enterprise that will play a major role in deciding the success of the business. If outdated software results in increased expenses and unforeseen financial burdens, custom software works adversely by reducing the cost and the amount of time spent maintaining it. 

Large enterprises build and maintain their portfolios of custom software in-house but not every enterprise can do the same. Moreover, identifying the right time to move to custom software is a tricky decision. 

What should enterprises which cannot invest in that level of infrastructure do to compete? The answer is to buy custom software. Put simply, building custom software just means software development or computer programming that exclusively works for your business’s needs.

Let’s take a look at the new software implementation process
Many mid-market enterprises have ERP systems or Enterprise Resource Planning systems, which are known for their flexibility when it comes to integration services. These systems also help in streamlining and managing the complex processes that basic file-sharing software does not support anymore. As an enterprise grows from a startup to a mid-market business, accounting systems give way to ERP systems. 

Though advantageous in many ways, the basic coding of the ERP systems cannot be changed. ERP systems can indeed have  extensions and integrations but it cannot be customized to suit the changing requirements of the business. By adding custom fields, screens, tables, and integrations, the simple off-the-shelf ERP system becomes custom software.

The trick here is to know exactly where and what custom integrations are necessary and how to execute them to successfully transform the ERP into custom software. The companies that specialize in this process will help enterprises in making these decisions and providing them with the required software to make changes throughout their systems.

But when do most enterprises decide to switch over to custom software? How do they decide it is, indeed, the right time for their employees to adjust and learn to work on new custom software? Also, enterprises need to decide which primary language to choose and which features they need to turn their mid-market business into a larger, competitive one.

A few tips that can help enterprises make the decision:
Choose a platform with stability.
  • Own the system to ensure the software coding is protected under copyright laws and Intellectual property laws. 
  • Use the existing information to determine the costs of the process and the implementation for employees. 
  • Never buy more than what is required. If necessary, lease some software for temporary purposes. Buy, only buy what will be used for the long-term.
Enterprises can either hire professionals or use their employees to build and operate the software. Identifying and training an existing team of employees is the best option.

Many companies provide fractional software development and deliver custom software to enterprises that are looking to make changes to their existing systems. These companies also assist in migrating the business systems to the cloud for increased operational stability, efficiency, and security. 

Microsoft Azure Development will help in providing solutions to the following problems:

  • Increasing data center costs.
  • Aging hardware.
  • The specific topology of the existing system. 

The companies provide around-the-clock technical support and enterprise-grade software development. They help enterprises grow their businesses and maximizing workflow automation without compromising customer satisfaction and performance.

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