3 Reasons to Move to Cloud ERP
Goldsoft Marketing • March 24, 2020
Can your head office operate seamlessly by working from home during the Malaysia movement control order?
In line with the announcement by the Malaysia Government on the Restricted Movement due to Covid-19 disease. Can your business operate by working from home? With Goldsoft Cloud ERP, You Can.
Here are 3 reasons why move to cloud ERP:
1. Work From Home Anytime
Cloud ERP gives you the flexibility to work from any location. Employees can complete their tasks at home by logging into a cloud system which is tremendously efficient compared to getting traditional methods to work online.
If you are using remote desktop connecting to headquarters' server, you are required to pay the remote desktop connection licenses even if you are not using it often.
2. Worry Free Backups
The data is stored and backup automatically on the cloud and will always be available as long as users have an internet connection.
Traditional system requires backup manually especially for daily transaction. Any disaster can lead to permanent data loss if no backup storage is in place.
3. Improved Collaborations
Cloud computing is one of the most effective ways of improving business performance as you can view real-time online and offline sales through mobile phone; using mobile phone to perform tasks as required.
Employees can easily share and collaborate to complete the tasks when working from home.
We wish all our clients to stay safe, stay strong
and we are always ready to help our clients business move to cloud and ensure an efficient transition.
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to find out more about JERP or call our sales representatives for more details.
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