Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Fusion @Series
The needs of today’s new economy have brought about the expectation that technology introduces solutions that contribute strategic competitive advantages to organizations. As organizations automate their internal processes such as sales, purchase, logistics, production, planning, finance management, management accounting with conventional enterprise resource planning applications, they also feel the need for applications such as customer relationship management, supply chain management that will bring them together with their customers and suppliers in an electronic environment. While such systems use the advantages introduced by technology to easily integrate systems and thereby scale down the globe, with the functions they include they also contribute the decision support mechanisms that enable effective business practices and competitive advantages that involve both customers and suppliers to increase profitability and productivity. Fusion@6 is a corporate business solution that comprises all of the applications that an end-to-end enterprise should need from customer relationship management to supply chain, including multiple languages, multiple currency units, unlimited number of users, international accounting standards, advanced planning function. Its modular structure, as well as its content, and its integrated and diverse technological features make the product a corporate solution that makes the difference.
Egyptian Companies Prefer Turkey In ERP Software
Leading companies of Egypt prefer Netsis ERP, a Turkish company, for their corporate informatics investments. Netsis stated on Monday that leading Egyptian companies such as Al Roda, Ragap Farms, Wadi Food and El Gebaly preferred to procure software from Netsis which had been working in that country since 2006. Netsis recorded a 120 percent increase in sales abroad in 2007. Netsis offers erp software, training and consultancy services to 25 Egyptian companies.
In Egypt, who is increasing its investments in Information Technology with the help of incentives in the field, leading companies like Al Roda, Ragap Farms, Wadi Food, El Gebaly prefer Netsis, a High Quality Turkish brand, in their enterprise information technology investments. Number of large scale customers for Netsis, that’s been active in Egypt since 2006, has reached 25. Netsis, that had a claim for becoming an international software house in the field of Enterprise Resource Planning, has realized this claim in the last three years and grew at a steadily increasing rate in Egypt, Ukraine, Iran, and Azerbaijan. Also beginning to see the returns of investments made in its team, and in certifications, Netsis last year has increased its sales abroad by 120 percent. Exporting software to Egypt as well, which has entered the list of promising countries with the funds it dedicated to investments in information technology, Netsis is providing software, training, and consultancy services to 25 leading companies of large scale in the country. In fierce competition with multi-national software companies in Egypt, Netsis is separated from the pack with advantages like the functionality of its products, quick and simple implementation methodology, successful references it acquired, and constant training support. Having consistently increased its share in the Egypt information technology market for the last year, Netsis is planning on opening to other Arabic-speaking countries in the Middle East and Africa, after Egypt. Al Roda and Ragap Farms increase profitability with Netsis Among the references of Netsis, that selected food as its highest priority target sector, Al Roda and Ragap Farms, who are active in the agriculture sector, plan all of their operations from the field to the consumer with Netsis. Both Al Roda and Ragap Farms with sales to chain stores in Europe, Far East and Middle East increase their efficiency and profitability with Netsis solutions. İnas Nureldin: "Netsis is trusted 100 percent." Netsis Egypt General Manager İnas Nureldin stated that Netsis references in Egypt are increasing in number, and added "Egyptian businessmen have 100 percent confidence in our company and our products.They express that especially in the fields of production and accounting, we offer better functionality than our foreign competitors. Constant training investment from Turkey on our team and business partners is the major reason for us to achieve this trust." Timur Turgutlu: "We plan on making export revenues 15 percent of our total turnover by 2010." In his statement on the subject, Netsis Assistant General Manager Timur Turgutlu expressed that the most important mission of Netsis is to export software, adding "We have become stronger in our international structure with 50 customers we acquired in four different countries. We are planning on increasing export revenues to 15 percent of our total turnover by 2010."
Netsis Offices
UKRAINE
Address : 3. Chervonoamiyskiy provulok 03680 Kiev / UKRAINE
Phone : +380 (044) 594 21 00
Fax :+380 (044) 445 33 33
Web : http://www.netsis.com.ua/
E-Mail : uns@netsis.com.tr
EGYPT
Address : Smart Village, Km 28 Cairo/Alexandria Desert Road, Building B115 Giza / EGYPT
Phone : +20 (2) 35370095
Fax :+20 (2) 35370094
Web : http://www.netsis.com.eg/
E-Mail : ens@netsis.com.tr
IRAN
Address : No.3 Ordibehest st., Paknejad Ave., Shahrak e gharb Tehran / IRAN
Phone : +98 (21) 21 88 37 14 80-99
Fax :+98 (21) 88 76 00 14
Web : http://www.parsnetsis.ir/
E-Mail : mailto:pns@netsis.com.tr
Azerbaijan
Address : Az1014, 111, R.Rza str. Baku / Azerbaijan
Phone : +994 (12) 596 76 22
Fax :+994 (12) 596 76 11
E-Mail :mailto:ans@netsis.com.tr
In Egypt, who is increasing its investments in Information Technology with the help of incentives in the field, leading companies like Al Roda, Ragap Farms, Wadi Food, El Gebaly prefer Netsis, a High Quality Turkish brand, in their enterprise information technology investments. Number of large scale customers for Netsis, that’s been active in Egypt since 2006, has reached 25. Netsis, that had a claim for becoming an international software house in the field of Enterprise Resource Planning, has realized this claim in the last three years and grew at a steadily increasing rate in Egypt, Ukraine, Iran, and Azerbaijan. Also beginning to see the returns of investments made in its team, and in certifications, Netsis last year has increased its sales abroad by 120 percent. Exporting software to Egypt as well, which has entered the list of promising countries with the funds it dedicated to investments in information technology, Netsis is providing software, training, and consultancy services to 25 leading companies of large scale in the country. In fierce competition with multi-national software companies in Egypt, Netsis is separated from the pack with advantages like the functionality of its products, quick and simple implementation methodology, successful references it acquired, and constant training support. Having consistently increased its share in the Egypt information technology market for the last year, Netsis is planning on opening to other Arabic-speaking countries in the Middle East and Africa, after Egypt. Al Roda and Ragap Farms increase profitability with Netsis Among the references of Netsis, that selected food as its highest priority target sector, Al Roda and Ragap Farms, who are active in the agriculture sector, plan all of their operations from the field to the consumer with Netsis. Both Al Roda and Ragap Farms with sales to chain stores in Europe, Far East and Middle East increase their efficiency and profitability with Netsis solutions. İnas Nureldin: "Netsis is trusted 100 percent." Netsis Egypt General Manager İnas Nureldin stated that Netsis references in Egypt are increasing in number, and added "Egyptian businessmen have 100 percent confidence in our company and our products.They express that especially in the fields of production and accounting, we offer better functionality than our foreign competitors. Constant training investment from Turkey on our team and business partners is the major reason for us to achieve this trust." Timur Turgutlu: "We plan on making export revenues 15 percent of our total turnover by 2010." In his statement on the subject, Netsis Assistant General Manager Timur Turgutlu expressed that the most important mission of Netsis is to export software, adding "We have become stronger in our international structure with 50 customers we acquired in four different countries. We are planning on increasing export revenues to 15 percent of our total turnover by 2010."
Netsis Offices
UKRAINE
Address : 3. Chervonoamiyskiy provulok 03680 Kiev / UKRAINE
Phone : +380 (044) 594 21 00
Fax :+380 (044) 445 33 33
Web : http://www.netsis.com.ua/
E-Mail : uns@netsis.com.tr
EGYPT
Address : Smart Village, Km 28 Cairo/Alexandria Desert Road, Building B115 Giza / EGYPT
Phone : +20 (2) 35370095
Fax :+20 (2) 35370094
Web : http://www.netsis.com.eg/
E-Mail : ens@netsis.com.tr
IRAN
Address : No.3 Ordibehest st., Paknejad Ave., Shahrak e gharb Tehran / IRAN
Phone : +98 (21) 21 88 37 14 80-99
Fax :+98 (21) 88 76 00 14
Web : http://www.parsnetsis.ir/
E-Mail : mailto:pns@netsis.com.tr
Azerbaijan
Address : Az1014, 111, R.Rza str. Baku / Azerbaijan
Phone : +994 (12) 596 76 22
Fax :+994 (12) 596 76 11
E-Mail :mailto:ans@netsis.com.tr
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
2008, will be the year of innovation for Netsis
Closing the year with a growth of 30 percent, NETSİS added 3,000 new organizations among its references and increased its number of customers to 30,000 in the past year. In 2008, the year, which it has declared as the "Year of Innovation," NETSİS prepares to introduce "the business software closest to human intelligence" and aims to increase the export share in its revenue to 15% by accelerating its international ventures. The Turkish software leader whose primary objective is to respond to the profitability needs of companies active across diverse sectors with optimized solutions has drawn up plans to ramp up its investments abroad in 2008. Strengthening its international organization with 30 new customers and eight new business partners which it acquired in five countries in 2007, NETSİS prepares to focus on its 2010 target of "10 million Dollars of export." While NETSİS distinguished itself as the common address for the solutions sought by 30,000 companies from almost all sectors with the 3,000 new customers it acquired in the past year, it nevertheless continued its expansion with the new business partners it added to its ecosystem. NETSİS not only achieved its 2007 targets by 100% but also accomplished its principle of 100% customer satisfaction" with positive customer references as high as 99.5%. 2008 will be the year of innovation and investment Focusing on R&D investments with a budget share of 20% in 2007, NETSİS aims to commit to such investment with greater share. Declaring 2008 as "the Year of Innovation," NETSİS has already constituted an in-house "innovation board" to evaluate the collaboration and project proposals to be received from outside institutions or persons that develop technologies. NETSİS hereby aims to contribute many diverse features to the corporate software it offers. NETSİS furthermore plans to introduce in 2008 its "business software closest to human intelligence," which is currently in R&D. The solution which will be the first and only enterprise resource planning application closest to emulating human intelligence with its capabilities of understanding, learning, inferring and suggesting, and socializing according to the tendencies of the user, is announced to be ready in the second half of the year
Monday, May 26, 2008
Saturday, January 19, 2008
NETSIS DYNAMIC CODING THECNOLOGY
Dynamic Coding features of NETSIS which is started to be used with FUSION series of NETSIS ERP solutions have some features which are forcing imagines. With this feature by developing additional software’s it is possible to design different user interfaces in program. VBS scripts technology are being usin in NETSIS dynamic coding features.
Microsoft Visual Basic Script’s are being using in such programs as Word and Excel for upper level applications. It allows changing regular work structure of programs by using objects on screen and their properties.
Dynamic coding can satisfy some customer’s needs which have extra ordinary work schedule and complicated control flows for their organizations and this situation can be shown difficult to implement in ERP solutions. If software can not support some more detailed and complicated applications, Activex can be used to developed needful solutions.
• Dynamic coding features can be used for, to bring different information to work table, to convert data to graphic, to declare results by e-mailing or sms, and to allow users to record something according to results
• In application which written by dynamic coding, all data in reports, all fields in work table, company, user, etc variables, features and methods of objects which are provided by NETSIS library will be acceptable and usable.
Example: INetStrGrid (NETSIS Grid Object)
Below arrange is showing class hierarchy of StrGrid objects. According to this structure, STRGRId object, automatically supporting all classes features which are coming before it in hierarchy.
Class hierarchy
INetTObject -> INetTComponent -> INetTControl -> INetTWinControl ->INetStrGrid
STRGRID object is an object that is using for all NETSIS packages grids.
Examples
*Set first column length 100 pixels.
SGTEST.StrColumn(0).Width = 100
*Show everything in bold which are in first column
SGTEST.StrColumn(0).Font.Bold = true
SGTEST.StrColumn(0).Title = "Item"
* Write 1 and 5 to first column’s first and fifth rows
for I=1 to 5
sgtest.cells(1,I) = "değer " & i
next
Example: SendyKeys usage
on error resume next
if kosul_kodu.text="" then
kosul_kodu.text="999"
appglobal.sh.sendkeys "{TAB}"
appglobal.sh.sendkeys "{TAB}"
appglobal.sh.sendkeys "{TAB}"
end if
Example: Active Data Base information
Dim WshShell
set WshShell = CreateObject("wscript.Shell")
stok = STOK_KODUDB.TEXT
set Q=NETSISCORE.NetLibDB.GetNewQuery
SORGU="SELECT DB_NAME() AS SIRK"
Q.RecSQL(SORGU)
sirket = Q.FIELDBYNAME("SIRK").ASVARIANT
From www.NetsisNedir.Com
Microsoft Visual Basic Script’s are being using in such programs as Word and Excel for upper level applications. It allows changing regular work structure of programs by using objects on screen and their properties.
Dynamic coding can satisfy some customer’s needs which have extra ordinary work schedule and complicated control flows for their organizations and this situation can be shown difficult to implement in ERP solutions. If software can not support some more detailed and complicated applications, Activex can be used to developed needful solutions.
• Dynamic coding features can be used for, to bring different information to work table, to convert data to graphic, to declare results by e-mailing or sms, and to allow users to record something according to results
• In application which written by dynamic coding, all data in reports, all fields in work table, company, user, etc variables, features and methods of objects which are provided by NETSIS library will be acceptable and usable.
Example: INetStrGrid (NETSIS Grid Object)
Below arrange is showing class hierarchy of StrGrid objects. According to this structure, STRGRId object, automatically supporting all classes features which are coming before it in hierarchy.
Class hierarchy
INetTObject -> INetTComponent -> INetTControl -> INetTWinControl ->INetStrGrid
STRGRID object is an object that is using for all NETSIS packages grids.
Examples
*Set first column length 100 pixels.
SGTEST.StrColumn(0).Width = 100
*Show everything in bold which are in first column
SGTEST.StrColumn(0).Font.Bold = true
SGTEST.StrColumn(0).Title = "Item"
* Write 1 and 5 to first column’s first and fifth rows
for I=1 to 5
sgtest.cells(1,I) = "değer " & i
next
Example: SendyKeys usage
on error resume next
if kosul_kodu.text="" then
kosul_kodu.text="999"
appglobal.sh.sendkeys "{TAB}"
appglobal.sh.sendkeys "{TAB}"
appglobal.sh.sendkeys "{TAB}"
end if
Example: Active Data Base information
Dim WshShell
set WshShell = CreateObject("wscript.Shell")
stok = STOK_KODUDB.TEXT
set Q=NETSISCORE.NetLibDB.GetNewQuery
SORGU="SELECT DB_NAME() AS SIRK"
Q.RecSQL(SORGU)
sirket = Q.FIELDBYNAME("SIRK").ASVARIANT
From www.NetsisNedir.Com
Friday, February 23, 2007
Why Netsis?
• Principle of customer satisfaction and excellence,
• Experienced in corporate customers and international applications,
• More than one thousand certified ERP experts across Turkey,
• Widespread business partner network,
• Easy and quick to use and adapt,
• Flexible, online and real-time working opportunity with other software products,
• Project development and management based on analysis utilising methods at international standards,
• Evaluation of received user demands and general adaptation of requirement demands,
• Local solutions, fast support services and legislative compliance.
• Experienced in corporate customers and international applications,
• More than one thousand certified ERP experts across Turkey,
• Widespread business partner network,
• Easy and quick to use and adapt,
• Flexible, online and real-time working opportunity with other software products,
• Project development and management based on analysis utilising methods at international standards,
• Evaluation of received user demands and general adaptation of requirement demands,
• Local solutions, fast support services and legislative compliance.
Thursday, February 22, 2007
History and Evolution of ERP
1960s
Inventory Management & Control
Inventory Management and control is the combination of information
technology and business processes of maintaining the appropriate level of
stock in a warehouse. The activities of inventory management include
identifying inventory requirements, setting targets, providing replenishment
techniques and options, monitoring item usages, reconciling the inventory
balances, and reporting inventory status.
1970s
Material Requirement Planning (MRP-1)
Materials Requirement Planning (MRP-1) utilizes software applications
for scheduling production processes. MRP generates schedules for the
operations and raw material purchases based on the production requirements of
finished goods, the structure of the production system, the current
inventories levels and the lot sizing procedure for each operation.
1980s
Manufacturing Requirements Planning (MRP-2)
Manufacturing Requirements Planning or MRP utilizes software
applications for coordinating manufacturing processes, from product planning,
parts purchasing, inventory control to product distribution.
1990s
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Enterprise Resource Planning or ERP uses multi-module application
software for improving the performance of the internal business processes.
ERP systems often integrates business activities across functional
departments, from product planning, parts purchasing, inventory control,
product distribution, fulfillment, to order tracking. ERP software systems
may include application modules for supporting marketing, finance, accounting
and human resources
2000s
The difference between ERP and ERP -2
The difference between ERP and ERP -2 "In 1990 when we coined the term, ERP was enterprise centric with very little awareness of anything going on around it," says Zrimsek. "Today, we’re moving towards collaborative commerce, or c-commerce. To do that you have to share information outside the enterprise."
ERP II systems are not just the backbone of the enterprise. They are also the information link for an enterprise in the supply chain. That’s because the business of tomorrow is going to play multiple roles in multiple supply chains, from traditional sources to electronic marketplaces.
The challenge for ERP -2 is two-fold. First, it’s to aggregate and manage the data surrounding all the transactions of an enterprise as accurately as possible in real time. Then, it’s to open up the system to make that information available to trading partners.
Inventory Management & Control
Inventory Management and control is the combination of information
technology and business processes of maintaining the appropriate level of
stock in a warehouse. The activities of inventory management include
identifying inventory requirements, setting targets, providing replenishment
techniques and options, monitoring item usages, reconciling the inventory
balances, and reporting inventory status.
1970s
Material Requirement Planning (MRP-1)
Materials Requirement Planning (MRP-1) utilizes software applications
for scheduling production processes. MRP generates schedules for the
operations and raw material purchases based on the production requirements of
finished goods, the structure of the production system, the current
inventories levels and the lot sizing procedure for each operation.
1980s
Manufacturing Requirements Planning (MRP-2)
Manufacturing Requirements Planning or MRP utilizes software
applications for coordinating manufacturing processes, from product planning,
parts purchasing, inventory control to product distribution.
1990s
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Enterprise Resource Planning or ERP uses multi-module application
software for improving the performance of the internal business processes.
ERP systems often integrates business activities across functional
departments, from product planning, parts purchasing, inventory control,
product distribution, fulfillment, to order tracking. ERP software systems
may include application modules for supporting marketing, finance, accounting
and human resources
2000s
The difference between ERP and ERP -2
The difference between ERP and ERP -2 "In 1990 when we coined the term, ERP was enterprise centric with very little awareness of anything going on around it," says Zrimsek. "Today, we’re moving towards collaborative commerce, or c-commerce. To do that you have to share information outside the enterprise."
ERP II systems are not just the backbone of the enterprise. They are also the information link for an enterprise in the supply chain. That’s because the business of tomorrow is going to play multiple roles in multiple supply chains, from traditional sources to electronic marketplaces.
The challenge for ERP -2 is two-fold. First, it’s to aggregate and manage the data surrounding all the transactions of an enterprise as accurately as possible in real time. Then, it’s to open up the system to make that information available to trading partners.
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