One of the worst IT setups I’ve encountered involved a company using a patchwork of outdated systems and manual processes. They had multiple disconnected applications for different functions—some were on-premises and others were in the cloud, with no integration between them. This led to data silos, inconsistent information, and a lot of manual data entry.
After researching for months, finally the company adopted an ERP system which has greatly improved their situation. This system eliminated the need for manual entry, reduced errors, and provided a centralized view of their operations, leading to better decision-making and efficiency.
One of the worst IT setups I’ve encountered involved a company using a patchwork of outdated systems and manual processes. They had multiple disconnected applications for different functions—some were on-premises and others were in the cloud, with no integration between them. This led to data silos, inconsistent information, and a lot of manual data entry.
After researching for months, finally the company adopted an ERP system which has greatly improved their situation. This system eliminated the need for manual entry, reduced errors, and provided a centralized view of their operations, leading to better decision-making and efficiency.