Our History

ERP-Link was founded in 1998 to provide solutions to companies wishing to implement, or enhance SAP back-office systems.

ERP-Link's founding principals already had 15+ years expertise in enterprise systems and the application of leading edge technology to the biggest IT challenges companies were trying to address.

In pursuing such solutions we found that significant technology gaps hindered a timely ROI and that SAP systems could poorly leverage the benefits of third party solutions. Moreover, technology trends and industry solutions relied on the deployment of complex and costly middleware, depended on point-to-point connections that made for fat clients and generally required considerable modifications to SAP systems.

Global Reach

Customers through-out the world have leveraged our Optimization Services Platform. ERP-Link solutions have been incorporated as enabling technology by other Software Vendors and with our highly capable eco-system of Implementation Partners we team together to provide enterprise solutions and deep expertise in the Microsoft technologies leveraging our iNet Platform for SAP.

A New Technology Paradigm

We resolved to create a better and more affordable solution for our clients. Our initial objectives were

• Allow customers to maximize ROI in their SAP assets and continue to leverage SAP's deep-rooted expertise in business management, business processes, procedures and workflows
• To transform and integrate existing information assets automatically and hence maximize client ROI in current SAP infrastructures by enabling full utilization of Microsoft's toolsets with those SAP systems.
• To provide real-time, ACID Compliant, bi-directional integration services technology that would support on-demand, scheduled and automated information delivery
• To implement a new “brokerless” paradigm based on centralized services and requiring no middleware infrastructures
• To fully abstract the .NET user and developer from having to deal with the intricacies and proprietary nature of SAP technology
• To fully incorporate and coordinate SAP security protocols
• To avoid duplication of either data, processes or information assets in supporting new business process solutions
• To require no upgrades, or modifications to existing SAP systems