Erp Case Study For Food Processsing Enterprise

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Food Manufacturing Industry    ERP Case study: Pickle / Masala Industry BACKGROUND: Hygienically processed, this company makes pickle, Masala, and papad, for Indian market as well as export. Their strong business acumen added to our overall growth enabling them to expand range of offerings. With a wide variety of Indian mango pickle, mixed vegetable pickle, ginger pickles, spices and Papad.

Supply chain management Pickle Items •

Mango Pieces



Sesame Oil



Red chilli powder



Mixed Spices



Acetic Acid



Mustard



Asafoetida.



Amla, Lime



Garlic, Ginger



Jaggery



Papad

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ISSUES & CHALLENGES: •

Perishable food items having expiry date



Smoother and faster process flow



Efficient distribution of information



Decentralization of task & decision



Increased transparency and better control



Protection/ Security of data



Wastage, scrap, rejection



Lack of quality awareness



Cost control



productivity through elimination of duplication



Inventory of raw materials, packing material, fruit & vegetables



Delivery performance



Sales and Distribution through branches.

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Food Manufacturing Industry    HOW DNS ERP CAN ADDRESS THESE ISSUES: •

Protect your business information



Improve team performance through enhanced collaboration Multi-location: Send and Received data – module to synchronize two ERP servers was deployed, because in the Sarole factory the internet connection was poor. 1. 2.

Security module Accounts module – General Ledger Accounts VAT / Sales Tax module Multi-location: send & receive data on net. Inventory Management module Purchase & Prepurchase module MRP - Material Requirement Planning module / Supply Chain Management (SCM) ISO 9000 – Quality check module BOM – Bill of Materials module

3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

8. 9.

10. Production module (Assembly Production and Process Production) CRM module (Customer relationship management) and presales module. 11. Automatic email alerts module 12. Payroll and HR module 13. Cost sheet module – preparing estimate 14. Order Fulfillment module – Sales Accounting (Shipping). 15. Sub-contractor OUT module to manage outsourcing.

KEY BENEFITS: •

Creates a positive environment to inspire individuals/teams to increased productivity, produce greater results



Energetic, impressive work ethic and at ease in high stress, fast-paced situations with multiple responsibilities.



Customer's order is linked with the Indent and Sales invoice. Chances of mistakes / miscommunication are reduced with this kind of tight integration. The work order (job card) link with material issue from stores ensures high level of material management.



Top management involvement and necessary ERP training made the project a success.

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