Bileeta grows medium size client base by 200 per cent
A Sri Lankan Enterprise-wide Resource Planning (ERP) application developer Bileeta has recorded a 200 per cent growth rate in relation to medium size clients over the 2012 financial year, according to a statement by the company.
The company also revealed that the highest recorded increase came from its sales and distribution vertical, where the "immediate benefits of ERP can [ be brought] into the company's sales process".
Additionally, Bileeta also signalled that it was currently focusing on "enabling ERP functionalities on mobile devices to provide features to end users through dashboards and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)".
Meanwhile, the statement also quoted Bileeta's Chief Operating Officer, Sanka Weerasinghe, as stating that his company was interested in addressing all key stakeholders while others were "mainly focused towards offering features to sales teams who are away from the offices".
He also added; "Enabling the ERP features on a mobile devices required a great deal of Research and Development (R&D)from the point of deciding the scope of features, to the amount of information, and also in providing the features in the most user friendly manner. For that, we have been constantly conducting research and development to empower our ERP to ensure more convenience for our end user".
At the same time, Bileeta's Chief Executive, Sanji De Silva, was quoted as saying; "We want to offer a greater level of convenience for users to gain the business benefits out of the ERP solution. As such, the money spent on an ERP will become an investment rather than just a cost. The convenience to be offered will enable them to be closely connected to the business through alerts on mobiles, dashboards and features to conduct transactions even they are physically away from office.
For example, a Financial Controller can provide temporary credit approval for a customer by looking at the customer creditworthiness merely through a few clicks on a mobile. We have already launched a beta version of these features and also secured a foreign contract that requires a higher degree of features on mobile devices".
(JH)