Companies that have used Enterprise Application successfully

 

As an enterprise application to support its business strategy and model, Amazon uses SAP S/4HANA on AWS. The foundation of Amazon's operations is the Internet and online commerce, which is entirely centered on the client and has its own logistical network. Any person or business, no matter how big or little, may sell their goods on Amazon thanks to a fully streamlined and user-friendly platform. When it comes to business, Amazon prioritizes the needs of its customers. It puts the needs and satisfaction of the customer first by enticing them to submit reviews, which aid in the informed decision-making of other customers and aid Amazon in improving their goods and services. The customer service staff at Amazon is accessible around the clock to help consumers with their questions and problems. As a result of Amazon's use of SAP, sellers can manage their stores more effectively, handle complex high-volume operations successfully, and execute advanced analytics to grow their operations consistently.

Toyota's enterprise solution, Microsoft Dynamics 365, supports its business model and strategy. Nearly 90% of Toyota's revenue comes from the selling of cars and other commercial vehicles.  Their strategy for executing their 2023 production goal is to give safety and quality the top priority while making every attempt to provide as many automobiles as is practical to our customers as soon as possible. The company must perform numerous tasks during the production process, including planning, automation, quality control, and operation monitoring. Ahead of the production of cars, information systems help the organization to facilitate the interaction of all these components. All these production processes must be linked together seamlessly, which calls for a data record. By coordinating information sources at every stage, information systems help the industrial processes make this quick transformation. They aid people in predicting where bottlenecks will form in the present and the future, which facilitates their removal. Information system data analysis can greatly improve industrial operations. 

Starbucks implements Oracle ERP, a cloud-based software program used to streamline daily business operations and back-office operations. Starbucks operates in a chain, and its company-operated stores provide most of its sales, followed by stores that are under license. Additionally, it makes money through charging royalties, offering goods and services, and selling packaged coffee, tea, and other beverages. Product differentiation is a category of Starbucks' business strategy. As a result, the huge coffee chain company places a priority on the quality of its goods, and customers are willing to pay more for great quality. Excellent customer service, one of Starbucks' many sources of competitive advantage, adds to the company's attraction. After putting in place their ERP system, Starbucks found that their supply chain's annual expenditures were rising while annual sales at outlets open for at least a year decreased by 10% during the same time. They were able to identify that the delays in delivery were the two primary problems with their supply chain and that outsourcing was responsible for 65-70% of the expenditures. The supply chain was reorganized by the new system into streamlined chain activities that would bring the procurement component front and center.