Something I watch at every once in a while

I consider myself to be your greatest online protege. I've learnt more from your videos than from my whole MBA. You've unpacked a lot of things so well. Thank you so much for your videos.

O...M...G!!! Just O..M..G! I did NOT realize 15mins was just over like that. To the point, crisp and clear , the data that is needed- nothing more or less. Foundation is very imp to deep dive into any concepts, this definitely did help me to have a precise and clear basic understanding of ERP.

Thank you, Erick. Very useful and well-explained. Regards

Excellent. You are the best. straight and concise.

Loved the ending. Now this shows the "realness" of the presentation.

Insightful breakdown! Understanding ERP mechanics is crucial for efficient operations. Thanks for shedding light on this complex yet integral aspect of business technology.

Great video, Thank you Eric for this content!

An excellent presentation giving a very clear concise overview of ERPs. In less than 15 minutes I now feel I have a good understanding of how ERP systems work and the associated language. Thank you!

Simple , precise & easy to understand explanation of ERP system

Many thanks for the video. Really useful as an overview of ERP Systems, and like that you included the importance of testing.

This is an excellent primer on ERP systems.

Thank you for posting this content, this is a very clear explanation!

Simple and crisp!

Wow this is the best explanation.

Great presentation succinct and the information was very helpful. Thanks for putting this together.

This is such a clear and informative video. To someone who was never involved in corporate type of work this is all a big mystery. On the other hand, after around 3 years of hands-on corporate experience this becomes your second home. This is a must video for anyone who is interested in a basic organization structure and I would so like it to go viral one day. I personally never knew anything about the modules previously but only later I found out they were in the industry for decades. History of ERP, before internet would also be quite interesting topic. Thanks a lot for a business lesson.

Thank you very much for this great video. I believe this is my third or fourth time seeing this. Each time I am learning something new.

Amazing video. Thanks very much

thanks for this ! 15 minutes cleared up all my high level questions!

Omg… your videos are too good. I never comment on any video but today I did. Your videos are crisp and straightforward with deep subject knowledge. Appreciate and these videos deserve more views 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏

Great info!

Excellent, thanks.

Nice ! Once again Third stage consulting setting high bar of the quality.

Thank you for the valuable well presented information

love ur videos

Thank you!

Good Luck ERPIS ERP

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Request to remove the heavy music sound running every few mins as it's so painful while using ear buds...

I just subscribed after watching only couple of your clips which very clearly coming from deep knowledge and long experience. As a newbie to the topic here, I am stumble up on a question: what is the value of having all the modules that ERP vendor (eg: SAP, Microsoft D365, Oracle Net Suite etc) provides such as finance, HR, Accounting, Legal, CRM, SCM from a single vendor? Today, there are many SaaS products that focus on a single module such as vendor of HR recruiting SaaS or Legal and IP SaaS etc. What is the value of combining into a single platform of all models and providing as a package while in practice, each and every department keep their work separate and publish required reports to the CXO. I mean, SAP 4Hana, Oracle and MicrosoftD365 with all their modules are providing multiple models while each model is not doing well comparing to the third party (single module based SaaS companies) product. I can only assume that such integrated package products which has multiple modules are useful for big enterprises to make transparent workflow to the CXO, in house stakeholders that can access to the process and make their own assessment. Is it the case? Could you please elaborate little bit on this or direct me to the links you may have published already. Thank you in advance.