Microsoft
13 de August de 2025 - 10h08m
ShareThe ERP is the heart of business management. But when it starts causing more problems than it solves, it’s time to rethink your solution.
In this guide, you’ll learn the 7 most common signs that it’s time to replace your ERP — and how to make the change without hurting your operations.
If the system takes too long to load or process information, your team’s productivity and decision-making are at risk.
A modern ERP must easily integrate with tools like CRM, e-commerce, logistics solutions, and financial systems.
If it’s difficult to extract reliable data or create custom reports, your ERP is slowing down your management strategy.
When technical support is slow to respond or fails to resolve issues quickly, it directly impacts workflow efficiency.
If maintaining your ERP is becoming increasingly expensive, it may be more cost-effective to migrate to a modern, scalable solution.
An ERP without features like mobility, API integration, or automatic updates quickly loses competitiveness.
If your team is dissatisfied and struggles to complete simple tasks, the issue may be the system — not the people.
Replacing an ERP is a strategic decision. The DrBI team helps your company evaluate options, plan migration, and reduce implementation costs.
*This article was created by the DrBI team, specialists in corporate software licensing and implementation.*