My comany is using MS Project to handle ERP.
But after a quick search on internet, I found out MS Dynamics is the tool dedicated for ERP.
So just wondering what’s the difference between MS Dynamics and MS Project?
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My comany is using MS Project to handle ERP.
But after a quick search on internet, I found out MS Dynamics is the tool dedicated for ERP.
So just wondering what’s the difference between MS Dynamics and MS Project?
MS Project is intended for project management. ERP is intended for all operations internal to a business, including accounts payable and receivable, stock control, manufacturing, risk management, supply chain, etc, etc, etc. It often includes project management as well.
So they’re entirely different things.
MS Dynamics is a group of several products, not a single product and includes ERP and CRM products.