Mid-Continent Instruments and Avionics makes a strong commitment to deliver aviation parts and solutions to their customers, who represent the global aerospace industry, such as medical emergency flight departments, cargo planes, and passenger aircraft. These customers count on Mid-Continent’s ability to deliver before they take flight.
They ship to over a hundred countries.
So, when the pandemic hit—and then a perfect storm of supply chain uncertainty, inflation, and labor shortages—that became more challenging, just as it did for millions of other businesses nationwide.
The good news: Mid-Continent has set itself up for business continuity success in this new environment with a migration to cloud ERP Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management.
Already invested in Microsoft Dynamics GP, the company had migrated to Dynamics AX on in-house servers. Then it came time to take these solutions to the cloud, which could expand capabilities, automate processes and enhance disaster recovery. After the pandemic hit, Mid-Continent wanted to upgrade to allow greater agility and modern functionality for support for remote and hybrid workers.
They moved to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management with the support of Sikich experts. They also implemented Dynamics 365 Marketing and Microsoft Teams.
The result of the move: greater business continuity.
Business continuity is a plan for keeping a company’s lights on in the case of a disaster or other unexpected event. A plan and the right technology in place can save companies millions.
A business continuity plan includes:
For Mid-Continent, cloud ERP has played a critical role in ensuring business operations keep rolling:
Read Mid-Continent’s story and the benefits beyond business continuity they’ve received from moving to a cloud ERP.
And reach out to Sikich today to learn more about migrating to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management and how the cloud can help your business continuity.
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