Samsung Electronics introduces next-generation’N-ERP’ system to support management innovation

An innovative business platform that can support changes in the future business environment
First open in East, West, South Asia and China, and plans to apply worldwide by January next year

Samsung Electronics announced on the 5th that it has built and introduced’N-ERP’, a next-generation enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.

Samsung Electronics developed this system for 30 months based on the latest technology professional ERP solution package to prepare an innovation platform that can support changes in the future business environment, such as the emergence of new business and convergence.

This system was first applied to subsidiaries in East/Western Asia and China, and is expected to be introduced to subsidiaries around the world by January next year.

Samsung Electronics’N-ERP’ is △Improved system performance for processing large amounts of data △Established flexible architecture/process to respond to new business such as D2C (Direct to Consumer) △Supported business decision-making through artificial intelligence and OCR It is characterized by the introduction of new technologies such as business automation using optical character reading).

‘N-ERP’ applied the’In-Memory Database’ system to improve data processing and analysis speed, and added parallel connection of large-capacity hardware to flexibly respond to rapid data growth due to business expansion. Made it possible.

Using this system, it is possible to analyze in real time the status of large amounts of consumer orders and the status of the entire supply chain due to the recent online sales expansion, and detailed management simulations are also possible based on this data, allowing employees to make more rational decisions. You will be able to.

In addition, in order to support new business and effectively respond to changes in the future business environment, the system’s flexibility has been reinforced and the process has been streamlined.

Data between internal and external systems is linked in real time to enable effective collaboration between internal and external organizations, and a cloud-based specialized solution is introduced to support rapid and efficient work in various work environments.

In addition, by establishing a process automation platform such as machine learning that supports decision-making, OCR that can recognize text, and chatbots that help with business processing through chat, employees can use the system more conveniently and focus only on core tasks.

Seong-Woo Moon (Executive Vice President) of Samsung Electronics’ Management Innovation Center said, “Building an ERP system based on the latest technology is a leading example among global companies.” said.

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