Pak Elektron Limited Converting Systems to ERP
BCG Matrix Analysis
For several years, Pak Elektron Limited had a customized ERP system with Microsoft Excel, customized to their business. However, the customized ERP was not scalable and not designed for expansion. Their management had noticed the need for a comprehensive system that could address their growing business operations. I proposed a BCG Matrix Analysis to design a comprehensive ERP system with Microsoft Dynamics NAV. The BCG Matrix Analysis was a visual representation that could help us understand business operations in terms of value chain and key processes. By combining the value chain process flow with
PESTEL Analysis
For Pak Elektron Limited (Pak Elektron), my job was to conduct PESTEL (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal) analysis of their existing converting systems, and finally, to suggest a new ERP. I was asked to visit their headquarters in Karachi, Pakistan. Political: Pakistan is a country in South Asia, bordered by Afghanistan, Iran, India, and China. The nation has a long history and its political structure has changed significantly over time. The
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I wrote a case study for Pak Elektron Limited on their journey from a paperless, legacy-driven organization to an ERP-driven, paperless organization. The case study describes how we helped the company transform its operations to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and improve customer service. The case study is in two parts. Part I is the history and context of the conversion project. Part II is the implementation process, outlining how we brought together disparate systems, standardized the data, and integrated business processes. learn the facts here now Part I The Pak Elektr
Case Study Analysis
Pak Elektron Limited is a well-established manufacturer of electrical and electronic components in Pakistan, including switches, relays, fuses, light bulbs, and LED lights. It offers quality, reliability, and a wide range of products to the domestic and global market. The company had a manual ERP system that was not scalable and was not meeting the growing demands of the market. So, they decided to migrate to an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software to streamline their operations. My first impression was positive
Porters Model Analysis
In the year 2013, a leading electronics manufacturing company in Pakistan, Pak Elektron Limited (Pak Elektron), sought a suitable ERP system to improve its efficiency, reduce operating costs, and enhance overall quality of services provided to its customers. The company also desired a unified database to manage its sales and purchase operations, which will further simplify the internal operations and streamline the supply chain management. The ERP system they selected was Oracle ERP (formerly Oracle E-Business Suite) from Oracle Corporation. The implementation process required some
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I have been working with Pak Elektron Limited, as a conversion specialist since February 2019. Since then, I have converted several hundred converters and I have become a well-known expert in the industry. The company’s ERP-system conversion is now complete, and it is a triumph for us. When we started, there were no tools to track invoices or order processing. It was a labor-intensive, time-consuming process, with a lot of errors and omissions. But we worked tirelessly to find a
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In 1975, Pakistan’s first printing plant, named ‘Pak Elektron Limited (PEL)’ was established in D.I. Khan. This plant started in a small scale and later it expanded by 150 employees. PEL’s main objective was to convert its existing print processes to digital process. The company had a 36-inch Heidelberg Heidelberg press that was able to print A4-sized sheets. In 1988, Pak Elektron Limited was incorporated as Pak Elektron