Now, a software-managed steel plant

Rourkela steel plant will soon be using ERP to manage all information and functions of its business

PTI | June 1, 2010



Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) is all set to enter the first phase of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation to manage all information and functions of a business in modular software package as well as common database and will seamlessly integrate all the business functions.

The ERP centre-1 is scheduled to be inaugurated tomorrow and the system would go live from April, 2011, company officials said here today.

The systems application and products (SAP) technology will beused to runi the ERP system with a common database, modular software design and will offer seamless integration between the modules and functions like finance, management, plant maintenance and sales and distribution.

The system will improve accuracy and reliabiliy of cross-functional information and facilitate the integraion of different functions that would help in reducing costs and facilititating day-to-day management.

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