Comparing ERP Packages: Infor LN 10
Comparing MYOB Exo with Infor LN10Infor LN 10 is an integrated, on-premise and cloud-based business enterprise solution designed for finance, manufacturing and aftermarket services.
MYOB Exo Business software suite is a fully-featured, on-premise Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution for growing business. Purpose-built for the Australian and New Zealand markets, MYOB Exo can handle the extra complexity that comes naturally with business growth. It is ideal for growing small-medium sized companies.
The Pros: What Infor LN10 does well
- Cloud-based software-as-a-service deployment can be accessed on any browser
- Desktop application available
- Mobile application available
- Includes a wide range of integrations that can deal with highly complex, engineering and manufacturing scenarios
- Accommodates multiple languages and currencies
- Can be deployed on-premise or in the cloud or via terminal services back to host
- Widely used internationally / Worldwide support infrastructure
- General ledger capability handles complex situations readily
- Budgeting, reporting and analytical tools are robust
- Integrates well with many third party products
- Support infrastructure is available globally
- Operations functionality accommodates multiple manufacturing sites and complex technical businesses well
- Production and material management modules are very good, enabling just-in-time production and in line sequencing
- User interface is intuitive
- High level of visibility across business areas thanks to the drill-down detail
- Process modelling tool makes it easy to set up dashboards and KPIs
The Cons: Where Infor LN 10 could do better
- Licence fee is payable up-front based on number of users per month
- Maintenance fees are payable as a % of the licence cost
- Can become expensive
- Significantly more expensive than MYOB Exo
Infor LN 10 is suited to:
- Medium-sized businesses in a range of industries including aerospace, defence, construction, distribution, engineering, manufacturing, distribution, printing, publishing, transportation, freight and wholesaling. It is particularly strong in engineering and manufacturing businesses.
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