How cloud ERP gets manufacturing work done
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Manufacturers seeking the agility to prosper in today's business environment are staking their future on cloud ERP, writes Infor's Mark Humphlett

Manufacturers seeking the agility to prosper in today's business environment are staking their future on cloud ERP, writes Infor's Mark Humphlett
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