Microsoft partners with HCL for ERP solution

BANGALORE, INDIA: Microsoft India Pvt. Ltd. today announced a partnership with HCL Infosystems, a provider in IT products and solutions, to further augment the availability of Microsoft Dynamics NAV Business Essentials (BE), an ERP solution for growing businesses, across India.

This partnership will expedite the process of making Microsoft’s affordable ERP, NAV BE more extensively available across the country, said a press release.

“Microsoft Dynamics NAV BE is a unique proposition for businesses, which are looking for state-of-the-art ERP solutions at affordable prices, and it also helps us in our endeavor to deliver unprecedented value to growing businesses in India,” said George Paul, executive vice president, HCL Infosystems Ltd.

The new solution would allow businesses to access a basic set of ERP functionalities including financials, distribution and sales management – without huge capital investments, the release said.

NAV BE is packaged and priced specially for the growing businesses in India and priced at sub Rs. 4.99 lacs by HCL, including license and implementation. Being a ready-to-use solution, it can be deployed in about 2-3 weeks' timeframe, the release added.

“There is a growing demand to move from basic accounting package and disparate software to a comprehensive ERP solution among growing businesses, to gain end to end visibility and drive efficiencies in their business,” said Rajeev Mittal, group director, Microsoft India.

NAV BE is the right solution for SMEs in India, and HCL, with its strong Geo-footprint and IT expertise, will help catalyze the ERP adoption among SMEs.”

A recent IDC study on ERP states that the future of ERP market consolidations will revolve around the small to medium-sized business market segment, said the release.

“Given the recent challenging economic times, growing businesses are keen to embrace IT solutions which offer them a great ROI. Microsoft Dynamics NAV BE’s easy usage, flexible business logic, localized tax settings with fast implementation is just what the growing businesses seek,” added Mittal.

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