Running a business means you have different departments and a number of people are working in it. The functions of every department are connected to another department in one way or another so they must need to collaborate for effective work. Suppose the Human resource department is planning to recruit new employees for the company, so for telling the audience that we are hiring they need a proper marketing campaign. They will reach the marketing department for this purpose, the marketing department will outline the important aspects of the campaign which will include the financial prospect also then they will move towards the finance department and all this happening by just sitting on your chair and working on the system. So the whole system needs to collaborate for productive working and the ERP system provides you this facility. Let’s see the other side of the picture, if a company is not using this ERP software then the same process will happen but every person will go to other departments manually and most importantly no one will have any idea what is the real-time progress of this project. This will end in the loss of the business resources which include time, money, and energy as well.