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The IT industry in the UK is expected to face a shortage of skilled employees over the next 10 years according to industry group e-skills. With rapidly increasing importance of technology in business systems, the public and private sectors continue to invest in IT infrastructure and software. As a result, an estimated 150,000 new IT proffessionals will be required each year to meet this demand.

About Jobs in IT

ERP, or Enterprise Resource Planningf, is a rapidly growing sector within IT. As ERP becomes more important to the cost-management and efficient functioning of large organisations, jobs in ERP are becoming increasingly common. Originating in manufacturing and materials handling businesses, modern ERP systems are used by organisations in virtually all sectors. Essentially ERP is software that attempts to integrate a variety of sources of data within a company, with the objective of creating a centralised database. ERP systems can integrate data from the manufacturing, logistics, distribution, inventory, shipping, invoicing, and accounting for a company.

ERP software can also perform other business functions such as sales, marketing, distribution, warehouse management and accounts management. Different industries have varying requirements of their ERP systems, with CRM (Customer Relationship Management), Human Resources and Payroll frequently featuring components.

ERP Jobs salaries

The average salary for an ERP job varies depending on seniority and type of application, with ERP consultant jobs paying around £47,000 per year. A more senior ERP project manager job could earn around £62,000 per year.

Companies and Institutions offering Jobs in ERP

The IT Job Board site has numerous clients offering a wide variety of ERP jobs. ERP Manager jobs are offered by many of top companies in the United Kingdom such as IBM and Vodafone.

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Search for ERP jobs on The IT Job Board to find the latest jobs in ERP for qualified and experienced professionals.

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