Ramco system signs up 300 new ERP clients

Software company Ramco Systems, part of USD 875 million Ramco Group has signed over 300 new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) clients in the aviation, aerospace and defence industries.

PTI | April 18, 2011



Software company Ramco Systems, part of USD 875 million Ramco Group has signed over 300 new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) clients in the aviation, aerospace and defence industries, the company said today.

This is part of the company's recent Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) offering for the aviation, aerospace and defence industry, the company said in a statement.

Ramco's Avitation manufacturing applications are suitable for those organisations seeking all the power of the large scale ERP applications in SaaS model. Customers need to pay on subscription basis. The manufacturing suite provides unification of engineering, supply chain, sales and service management.

"... Our twenty plus years in the industry has allowed us to continue our tradition of creating industry best practice solutions and since our launch of Ramco OnDemand ERP (RODE), we have signed over 300 new clients," Ramco Systems Corporation President Jim Fitzgerald said.

Ramco Aviation customers include Pinnacle Airlines, Conair, Air Methods, Era Helicopters, Aeromexico Connect, Republic Airways and Air New Zealand, among others.

Currently, Ramco Systems has 14 offices across India, US, Canada, Middle East and in South Africa, the statement added.

 

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