​How to Ensure Efficient Access to Domestic ERP Systems for Overseas Projects of Multinational Enter

How to Ensure Efficient Access to Domestic ERP Systems for Overseas Projects of Multinational Enterprises??? Solution//Global IPLC service provider of Shigeng Communication

一、In the wave of globalization in business, multinational corporations rely on ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems as the "digital hub" of their operations, integrating core resources such as finance, supply chain, production, and human resources scattered around the world. However, many enterprises are facing a common pain point: slow speed, delayed response, and even frequent disconnections when accessing ERP systems across borders. This not only seriously affects work efficiency, but may also directly lead to delayed business decisions, decreased customer satisfaction, and even real losses.

1. Where is the root of the illness? Deep analysis of slow cross-border ERP network

The lag of ERP systems is not accidental, it is due to the natural complexity of cross-border network environments:

Network latency and packet loss: Data needs to be redirected multiple times between nodes on the global public network, and the farther the physical distance, the higher the latency. Cross continental access latency easily exceeds 200ms or even higher. Data packets are prone to loss in lengthy transmission paths, resulting in the system needing to resend and further reducing efficiency.

Network congestion and interference: Internet outlet bandwidth congestion is normal, especially during peak business hours. The "best effort" service quality (QoS) of the public network cannot guarantee the transmission priority of ERP critical data, and video traffic, large downloads, etc. will occupy bandwidth.

Security challenge: For security reasons, all ERP data communication needs to be encrypted, which introduces additional processing overhead on the public network. At the same time, enterprises have to deploy complex VPNs, and their encryption and decryption processes also consume performance, becoming a new bottleneck.

Unpredictable performance: The public network is a shared environment with fluctuating performance, making it difficult for IT departments to provide stable service level agreements (SLAs), and business departments can only rely on the weather to make ends meet.

These factors combined result in employees in overseas branches having to wait for dozens of seconds to see the results after clicking a button, and intensive operations such as month end closing and financial statement generation have become a long and arduous process.

2. Targeted treatment: ERP dedicated network line - creating a global digital "highway"

To cure this stubborn disease, we must fundamentally change the way we connect to the internet. Upgrading the "country road" based on the public Internet to an ERP private network (private network) or special line is a strategic choice for enterprises to improve the response speed of the system.

What is an ERP private network/dedicated line?

It refers to the direct connection of enterprise headquarters data centers, domestic branches, and overseas office points through private and secure network channels provided by operators. This' highway 'is not shared with other public traffic and is exclusively for the use of enterprises themselves.

3. How can dedicated network lines greatly improve ERP response speed?

Extreme reduction of latency and packet loss: Dedicated lines achieve near point-to-point direct connection through optimized private network paths and minimal network hops. Although the delay caused by physical distance cannot be completely eliminated, it can be minimized (for example, the delay between China and the United States can be optimized to around 150ms). A stable link ensures near zero packet loss and successful data transmission in one attempt.

Ensuring bandwidth and stable performance: Enterprises purchase exclusive and guaranteed bandwidth resources (such as 10Mbps, 100Mbps). No matter how congested the external network is, the dedicated channel remains unobstructed. This provides a solid performance foundation for ERP large data transmission and real-time report generation, making the system response speed fast and predictable.

Built in high-level security and reliability: Dedicated lines are physically or logically isolated private networks, with much higher security than public networks. Enterprises no longer need to deploy high-performance VPNs for ERP communication, as data is naturally protected at the transmission level. Meanwhile, operators typically provide SLA guarantees of over 99.9% to ensure high network availability.

Conclusion

For multinational corporations, the response speed of ERP systems is no longer a simple IT issue, but a business strategy that concerns global operational efficiency and core competitiveness. Investing in the construction of an ERP dedicated network may seem like an additional cost, but it is actually a key infrastructure for improving productivity, ensuring data security, and empowering global business growth. When ERP systems become as fast as the wind again, enterprises can truly grasp the wave of global integrated operations and move steadily and far.

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The global office network product of Shigeng Communication is a high-quality product developed by the company for Chinese and foreign enterprise customers to access the application data transmission internet of overseas enterprises by making full use of its own network coverage and network management advantages.

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