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Gartner defines a service-centric cloud ERP solution as a suite that is marketed and sold as an integrated product that provides at least three of the following: Financial management system (FMS) functionality, including general ledger, accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR) and financial planning. Order-to-cash (O2C) functionality, ranging from configure, price and quote (CPQ) to cash collection activities. Source-to-pay (S2P) functionality, which must cover at least e-sourcing, contract life cycle management, e-purchasing, AP invoice automation, supplier management, collaboration and payments. Human capital management (HCM) functionality, which must cover at least administrative HR capabilities, such as core HR data management, employee life cycle transactions and position management. Other administrative ERP functionality, to support typical service-centric activities, such as extended planning and analysis (xP&A), project management (for project-centric capabilities), service procurement and real estate lease management. In addition, Gartner defines the market for cloud ERP for service-centric enterprises as serving organizations that typically focus on service (nonproduct) industries, including: Professional services Healthcare Software Media Financial services Telecommunications Nonprofit sectors Real estate

• TechnologyOne Core Financial Management Applications (Legacy)
  4.0

  1 Review

Gartner defines cloud HCM suites for 1,000+ employee enterprises as cloud application suites that deliver functionality for attracting, developing, engaging, retaining and managing employees. Cloud HCM suites for 1,000+ employee enterprises are designed to support transactions and/or analytical processing for more than one of the following use cases within a single integrated solution

• TechnologyOne Human Resource & Payroll (HRP)
  3.5

  6 Reviews

Enterprise asset management (EAM) is a business application used most comprehensively by asset-intensive industries to execute, track and optimize inspections, maintenance and repair of industrial plants and equipment. Examples of these industries are heavy discrete and process manufacturing industries, oil and gas, rail, and power and utilities. An alternative term used for EAM is “computerized maintenance management system” (CMMS), which is generally considered to be small-scale, single-site applications with less functionality around parts management and resource scheduling.

• TechnologyOne Enterprise Asset Management
  5.0

  1 Review