March 18, 2021
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WEBINAR: Post-COVID-19: Back to Business as Usual Doesn’t Mean ERP as Usual

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WEBINAR: Post-COVID-19: Back to Business as Usual Doesn’t Mean ERP as Usual

Many manufacturers with Legacy ERP systems – some 10 to 20 years old – have struggled to operate effectively during the pandemic because their ERP solution could not adapt to such volatile business conditions. Most manufacturers with a modern Cloud ERP system, however, have been able to adapt more easily and even pivot to produce products to help fight COVID-19. Join Vitamin Angels and Tom Brennan, author of COVID-19: The Unlikely Catalyst for ERP Digital Transformation and Rootstock CMO on June 25th at 1 PM ET/10 AM PT for a candid discussion about getting back to business post-COVID-19 and: – How Vitamin Angels were able to continue their business amongst COVID-19 restrictions – Ways to strengthen work-from-home productivity with cloud, mobile, and social ERP capabilities – How data and departmental divides can be eliminated when ERP and CRM are one platform – Various case studies of manufacturers who have positively impacted the fight against COVID-19 – Why ERP as usual doesn’t cut it today or in the Post COVID-19 era

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