The Difference between Print MIS and ERP

In this Sabre Expert Series video, Rob Jolliffe discusses the difference between Print MIS (Management Information System) and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning). Modern ERP refers to a single software package that integrates various business functions, including accounting, production scheduling, material handling, and CRM. Modern print MIS systems are beginning to adopt the term ERP as they incorporate accounting features within their offerings.

The distinction between Print MIS and ERP is gradually diminishing. Historically, MIS referred to systems integrating production scheduling, material planning, and estimating without accounting capabilities, while ERP encompassed broader business functions. As cloud-based solutions become more extensible, major ERP systems like Microsoft Dynamics Business Central are integrating print capabilities through industry-specific third-party add-ons like PrintVis. The manufacturing industry is witnessing the convergence of print-specific features with comprehensive ERP systems, blurring the lines between Print MIS and ERP.

0:00 Introduction
1:58 What is the difference between Print MIS and ERP?
4:45 Modern Print MIS
6:25 Why These Two Terms?
8:08 In Summary
9:15 Outro & Contact Information

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