Canias ERP addresses entire requirements of the industry

Canias ERP solution from Germany-based IAS (Industrial Application Software) is one of the few ERP solutions with full functions available online. Canias ERP provides one of the most personalised ERP solutions for the textile industry. Canias ERP’s Country Head, G Ramakrishnan, said, “Our R&D team worked hard in understanding the need of the industry and the work processes. Our motive was to create a software that addresses all the requirements of the industry.”

In an interview with the ITJ, G Ramakrishnan speaks on the company’s solutions for the textile industry. Edited excerpts.

How long has Canias ERP been in India? Give us some information since its inception and developments and also about the parent company?

Canias ERP was introduced in India on November 11, 2016. The new IAS office not only supports global customer’s development requirements but also introduces canias ERP in India, which brings additional international brand awareness. By completing recruitment, training process of new staff by beginning of 2016, IAS India has already begun to serve canias ERP users worldwide.

Founded in 1989 by Yasar Hakan Karabiber in Karlsruhe, Germany, IAS (Industrial Application Software) is a dynamic and innovative enterprise, specialised in enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. Since its foundation, it has expanded its operations into other European countries like France, Austria, England and Ireland in early 1990s. In 1994, IAS decided to invest more in research and development (R&D) not only to follow technology, but also to have its own technology. Our R&D department took up the challenge to develop a unique software development platform so that IAS has its own technology to compete at the higher level and TROIA was introduced in 1997 designed specifically for the business applications. Taking it further, canias ERP 6.01 was developed by TROIA in 2000 and it was one of the few ERP solutions with full functions available online.

Read full interview in ITJ May 2018 issue