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ERP vs Project Based Solutions - Which Is Right for You?

Project Based Solutions (PBS) is a new type of ERP for complex, engineer-to-order companies and companies facing rapid change. And these days, most companies do face change and their legacy ERP systems strain to keep up. Is PBS a better choice for you than traditional ERP.

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ERP vs Project Based Solutions - Which Is Right for You?

By: IFS
Manufacturing Business Technology;Manufacturing.net

Project Based Solutions (PBS) is a new type of ERP for complex, engineer-to-order companies and companies facing rapid change. And these days, most companies do face change and their legacy ERP systems strain to keep up. Is PBS a better choice for you than traditional ERP.

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