CASE STUDY BUILDING MATERIALS
Intelligent Application (ERP): Standardizing Operations via a Unified Digital Backbone
01— CHALLENGES
Operational Coordination
As global operations expand, managing localized workflows naturally introduces diverse process standards. The current initiative focuses on transitioning from distributed manual data synchronization to a unified digital framework, strengthening the real-time synergy between business and finance across all regions.
Global Complexity
Multi-entity, multi-language, and multi-currency operations lacking a consistent digital standard and centralized governance.
02 — SOLUTION & ADVANTAGES
SoE—Intelligent Applications(ERP)
Core Architecture
A unified architecture integrating Materials, Production, Finance, Projects, Procurement, and Sales to replace global silos for standardized operations.
Advantages
Agile Rollout
Full deployment across 5 entities in 5.5 months—slashing traditional implementation cycles by 50%.
SAP-Level Depth
80% coverage of core manufacturing ERP capabilities, providing global depth with localized flexibility.
AI-Native Scalability
A future-ready core designed for the instant generation and extension of intelligent applications.
Cost Efficiency
Total implementation costs are approximately 40% of a typical SAP deployment.
03 — KEY PERFORMANCE
Reduction in reporting errors.
Savings in manual operational costs.
Financial consolidation accelerated through automated data flows.
0 4— Business Impact
Standardized Operations
One unified process language across every global entity
Real-Time Visibility
Automated data flows powering faster, sharper strategic decisions
05 — CLIENT QUOTE
DxERP matches SAP in functional depth and user experience. Its capability in handling complex cost calculations and cost-rollup is fully comparable to SAP.