EMC Lights Up the Energy Industry by Going Digital
CINCINNATI (PRWEB) November 06, 2017 -- EMC, an INC 5000 company, has grown by 249% over the past three years. EMC offers turnkey lighting, controls and Internet of Things (IoT) solution services. The Minnesota-based company specializes in energy audit and upgrade projects that save organizations both energy and money through ecologically efficient lighting solutions.
Overall, through projects with many organizations in North and South America, EMC has saved nearly three billion kilowatt-hours of energy.
EMC’s trademarked project management approach maximizes the results for their customers’ businesses in each project phase, from initial planning through installation, bringing immediate, positive impact to their customers’ bottom line.
To keep up with the demand for their services, EMC leadership recognized a need for a digital Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to match the company’s innovative project management approach. As an extremely fast-growing company EMC also needed a new business system that would scale with the business as it continues to grow.
“We needed to upgrade some of our more manual processes with digital technology. By moving our project management process to the cloud, we can keep up with our business growth and continue to serve our clients to the best of our ability,” said Russ Johnson, Chief Information Officer at EMC.
Terillium, an Oracle Platinum Partner and ERP consulting company, recently took EMC live on Oracle ERP Cloud. Through the implementation with Terillium, EMC is using Oracle Cloud to manage their project-based business with software that is setup to take users through the company’s cumulative project management process.
According to Johnson, "EMC leadership chose Oracle ERP Cloud because of the functionality as well as the configuration designed by our implementation consulting partner, Terillium. Terillium presented us with a cloud solution that is truly an end-to-end, digital business system."
“EMC has an innovative business model that fills a real need in the marketplace – and because of that they are experiencing tremendous growth. Going digital with your business operations can be challenging, but it was a pleasure to work with the EMC team and help them implement software that fits their project-based processes. Oracle ERP Cloud will scale with EMC’s growing business and, more importantly, allow them to continue to do what they do best – deliver cutting-edge, efficient lighting solutions to their customers.” said Dale Zanskas, ERP Cloud Practice Manager at Terillium.
EMC’s implementation of Oracle ERP Cloud is aligned with today’s top technology trends. The International Data Corporation (IDC) predicts global spending on digital transformation (DX) technologies will be more than $1.2 trillion in 2017.
Of the forecasted digital transformation spend, the technology categories seeing the most growth are cloud infrastructure, business services, and applications.
To learn more, read the full EMC implementation story.
About EMC
Energy Management Collaborative (EMC) is a provider of innovative lighting solutions in the Americas. Since 2003, major retail chains, multinational industrial and commercial corporations, healthcare providers and government entities have sought the energy services company for its leadership in assessing their lighting needs and implementing high quality, cost effective and long term lighting solutions.
About Terillium
Terillium is an award-winning Oracle Platinum Partner and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) consulting company specialized in Oracle ERP, including JD Edwards, ERP Cloud, and NetSuite. The Terillium consulting team has unsurpassed ERP software knowledge and is straightforward in their project approach. Terillium has helped over 500 businesses with: on-premise and ERP Cloud implementations, upgrades, support services, custom development, cloud services, software licensing, and special projects.
Laurel Nock, Terillium, http://www.terillium.com, (513) 621-9500 Ext: 1010, [email protected]
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