Microsoft Dynamics Axapta

Microsoft Dynamics AX (formerly Axapta) practice at HCL is focused on providing cutting-edge business solutions to customers to help them improve their ERP operations and achieve higher Return on Investments.

Dynamics Axapta (Ax 4.0) is Microsoft's leading ERP offering for Enterprise segment customers. At HCL, we believe in creating future-centric services and solutions around the product that aligns with the partner's strategy and enhances our ability to deliver value to customers.

Hence the MS Dynamics group at HCL focuses on the following key services for new and existing Axapta customers.

HCL's Dynamics Practice is well suited to address the Microsoft based AX Greenfield implementations/Upgrades because of the wide product knowledge (being a TAP Partners for AX 4.0) and the marquee customer engagements , in key industry verticals like Retail, Manufacturing, Hi-Tech, Insurance, and Government sectors.

Integrated Retail Industry Suite (IRIS)

The retail industry has always been a complex one with the delicate yet entangled dynamics between the retailers, vendors, distributors, etc. This makes HCL’s IRIS solution well established to pander to the evolving Retailers’ requirements to support Point-of-Sale (POS), store management, supply chain and finance for specialty Retail and Food & Grocery (F&G). With comprehensive functionalities such as SSMS (Smart Shelf Management System) with RFID and barcode compatibility, IRIS provides real-time tracking of inventory, enhanced stock forecasting and multi-dimensional business analysis.

HCL's IRIS offers a comprehensive framework for the retail industry, to address some of their challenges like:

• Need for end to end integrated solution
• Need for an efficient Inventory model that addresses Quick Replenishment (QR) on a continued basis
• Enhanced Demand forecasting models to supplement quicker stock turns
• To have optimized inventory and transportation models to extract costs from the supply chain
• Synchronizing shelf space management with vendor deliveries and stock turns
• To derive a behavioral pattern for customer purchases with respect to brand and product mix preferences