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GUEST OPINION James Robinson, Head of Services, Asia Pacific at SYSPRO: Global trade dynamics are shifting and Australian manufacturers are not immune to the ripple effects of international policy changes. The recent escalation of US trade tariffs on key sectors poses a significant challenge to Australian manufacturing supply chains. From rising raw material costs to disrupted supply routes, the impact on operational efficiency and profitability could be significant.

Global software provider for the manufacturing and distribution industries SYSPRO has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire long-standing partner, NexSys, a specialist provider of digital manufacturing and distribution software in the UK, and part of Alternative Investment Market (AIM) listed K3 Business Technology Group Plc.

COMPANY NEWS: Advent International, one of the world’s largest and most experienced private equity investors, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to invest and acquire a majority ownership stake in SYSPRO, a leading global ERP software provider for the manufacturing and distribution industries. Founded in 1978, SYSPRO currently employs around 400 people globally and serves customers across six continents, with headquarters in the UK and South Africa.

By James Robinson, Head of Services for Asia Pacific, SYSPRO: The skilled labour shortage in the Australian manufacturing and distribution sectors is a widely reported and urgent issue that is causing significant and far-reaching effects.

COMPANY NEWS: SYSPRO, a global provider of ERP software, today announced that its customer ET Browne Drug, one of America's first skincare companies, has leveraged SYSPRO ERP to reduce its inventory by 22%, enabling the company to grow profits by 113% on revenue growth of 7% year-over-year.

GUEST RESEARCH: SYSPRO, a global provider of ERP software, has today released its third annual Global CFO Survey, which reveals that the role of the manufacturing chief financial officer (CFO) has seen a strategic inward focus aimed at bolstering operational resilience and efficiency in the wake of some unprecedented macro-economic shocks.

Syspro 8 2023, the latest release of the ERP system, includes more than two dozen new capabilities and features, according to the company.

GUEST OPINION: The impact of the current economic downturn has resulted in a challenging global economy. Supply chains are still recovering from the pandemic, and a transient consumer landscape makes lean operations and business agility paramount for manufacturers to remain competitive.

GUEST RESEARCH: Syspro, a global provider of industry-built ERP software, has been recognised for its significant new Embedded Analytics capability in a Nucleus Research report. Released as part of Syspro 8 2022, Syspro new Embedded Analytics functionality empowers everyday manufacturing and distribution business users to conduct sophisticated analyses on ERP data to gain insights, all without involving IT.

COMPANY NEWS: Syspro, a global provider of industry-built ERP software for manufacturers and distributors, today announced new capabilities to its latest ERP release with enriched functionality for improved internal and organisational controls, a connected supply chain, deeper business intelligence and digital dexterity.