Adaptive Apps for the Growing Enterprise
Innovate While You Operate
Deliver new business value fast while maintaining legacy operations.
Prototype to Production
Use iterative approach and active user engagement and to drive adoption
Innovate While You Operate
Deliver new business value fast while maintaining legacy operations.
Prototype to Production
Use iterative approach and active user engagement and to drive adoption
The traditional view of applications as standalone, self-contained programs no longer represents the reality of enterprise computing. Today, user stories are often supported by a complex web of interconnected applications, linked through APIs, enterprise service buses (ESBs), and file transfers. Unique business needs may be addressed through a mix of traditional, cloud-based, and departmental SaaS solutions.
While this hybrid environment offers flexibility, it also introduces significant complexities and hidden risks. Business workflows now depend on the seamless operation of multiple interconnected systems, where outages or performance issues in one, can cascade across the entire network.
Departmental SaaS solutions that initially seemed ideal can evolve into an intricate web of interdependencies; escalating SaaS costs as more users are added; vendor lock-in, and resistance to retiring outdated systems due to uncertain cascading impact on others.
If this sounds familiar, it may be time to implement a more adaptive approach.
The agile enterprise is business aligned. It uses "Systems of Innovation" to enrich, leverage and augment the legacy environment and "Systems of Record". New developments are directed toward business growth, operational efficiency and user productivity. The agile enterprise uses these guiding principles to achieve user satisfaction, scalability and growth:
Build solutions around your business workflows
Leverage low code and configurable systems
Embrace modular, open, plug-in oriented approaches
Exploit mobile and edge devices for real time process support
Leverage event streaming for real time response across apps
Leverage AI for planning and execution
Agility ERP delivers business solutions that are flexible, extensible and scalable. We have created many custom solutions in industries including bulk liquid transportation, batch manufacturing and complex supply chain logistics. We leverage low code systems and flexible, open source platforms so you gain maximum flexibility and value.
Our solutions can be used as self-contained modules that run standalone, or be fully integrated with legacy ERP and accounting systems. We engage at all levels of app modernization.
Assessments and design
Business process consulting
Custom solution development
Enterprise and departmental applications
Pilots, POCs, prototypes to production
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A "one-size-fits-all" approach and rigid processes lead to misalignment with specific business needs.
Single-vendor strategies often result in vendor lock-in, escalating costs, and limited future flexibility.
Agile approaches enable rapid implementation of core features, focusing on high-ROI areas first.
Progressive functionality rollout allows systems to adapt based on real-world user feedback.
This approach minimizes disruption while ensuring the ERP evolves with the business.
Start with Pain Points: Prioritize deploying solutions for the most challenging processes before integrating other areas.
Focus on Users and Workflows: Design systems with end-users in mind to ensure adoption and streamline daily operations.
Plan Architecture in Phases: Avoid comprehensive overhauls by aligning implementation timelines with department-specific cycles.
Leverage Open and Extendable Platforms: Choose systems that support modular upgrades, customization, and integration without vendor lock-in.
Optimize Life Cycle Costs: Consider both immediate and long-term costs, favoring solutions with lower maintenance expenses and greater flexibility.
Open-source platforms offer cost savings, freedom from recurring maintenance contracts, and the ability to customize as needs evolve.
Commercial-grade open-source ERP ensures reliability while maintaining access to source code for future adjustments.
A mixed application environment should prioritize user functionality over technical convenience.
Embracing user perspectives during design and implementation drives acceptance and ensures the system aligns with actual workflows.