Open Source ERP system gaining momentum; thanks to IT Flux

June 18, 2010 - PRLog -- Daring attempts made by IT experts in the country in designing Free and Open Source ERP in the last few years, exclusively meant for small and medium entrepreneurs has brought an intentional change in the outdated  “ledger administration” mechanism practiced by most of the small scale industries.

“After realizing the infinite possibilities of ERP; SMEs have whole heartedly accepted our offer of Open source ERP implementation” said Sarath Chander, Vice President (Products and Services) IT Flux Technologies.

ITFlux is a major Open Source vendor offering Application development and Support, Product Development, Product Deployment and Quality Assurance for a number of premium software product brands in US, Europe, Middle-East and India. ITFlux recently added a feather in their cap by completing the implementation of OpenERP at Brahmins Foods India Pvt Ltd. Kerala, India. The implementation went live with the financial year 2010-2011.

As the operation and the implementation of the Open ERP are quite easier than the complicated licensed ERP, most of the SME ventures have come forward to implement this advanced management technology tune with their business requirements.

“We customize the Open Source ERP for end customers in a matter of weeks including the Business Requirements Gathering Phase” said Krishnanath V, who heads software delivery at IT Flux.

For more information on how to be smart in an Open ERP way visit www.itflux.com.

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ITFlux is a major Open Source vendor offering Application development and Support, Product Development, Product Deployment and Quality Assurance for a number of premium software product brands in US, Europe, Middle-East and India.