LinguaNext tools to translate ERP solution in Indian languages

Enterprise resource planning solutions like SAP and Oracle will be translated into Indian Language.

PTI | April 1, 2011



IT firm LinguaNext today unveiled new solutions which will help translate enterprise resource planning solutions like SAP and Oracle into Indian languages.

"The solutions called Indify SAP and Indify Oracle enable SAP ERP and Oracle E-Business Suite to be used entirely in 22 official Indian languages," LinguaNext President and COO Rajeevlochan Phadke told reporters here.

The solution will be priced depending on the number of users and the modules of ERP deployed in the company, he added.

ERP solutions integrate various functions like finance and accounting, manufacturing, sales and service on one platform.

The company is targetting the government sector with the new product. "E-governance projects are taking off all over India at the Central, State and local government levels. The combined expenditure on e-governance projects is likely to exceed Rs 22,500 crore over the next two years. This is a great opportunity that we are looking at tapping," Phadke said.

Asked if the company has sought permission from SAP and Oracle, Phadke said "no such permissions are required as we are not making use of their technology or any changes to their solution."

The solution will also allow users to print out documents in other regional languages than the one running on the system.
 

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