The business environment experienced many challenges in the late 70s in the technological field. Most established companies did not have a system in place for different departments to easily share information and communicate with each other. Until the early 1990s, a new class of software systems commonly known in the industry as enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems appeared on the market, primarily designed for large, complex business organizations. It was a major breakthrough in the history of computing. and information systems. This seamless integration of all departments and functions of a company on a single IT system is born by improving communication, productivity and more efficient execution of operations. Although implementing an ERP system can be costly, difficult to scale, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks. Typically, the software comes in the form of a set of modules typically found in ERP software, including accounting and finance, manufacturing, customer service, human resources, sales and marketing. The general ledger (G...