When erp start again 2021?
It is mandatory for Singapore-registered motor vehicles to have the new OBU after the end of the installation exercise.
“LTA will continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on the OBU installation timeline and will provide the motor vehicle industry and motorists with sufficient notice for a smooth transition," said the authority.
Singapore-registered motor vehicles that do not use public roads on mainland Singapore, or are subject to strict usage restrictions, will be exempted from the mandatory OBU requirement.
These include tractors, construction equipment, trailers and vehicles on Restricted Use Scheme such as airport vehicles.
SAFEGUARDING DATA PRIVACY
The next-generation ERP system will collect data from users, with “robust security and strict safeguards in place”, said LTA.
“LTA will only use anonymised or aggregated data for traffic management and transport planning purposes," it said.
As companies increasingly rely on ERP to run their businesses, these systems continue to evolve to incorporate new technologies and support a broader range of functions. In this article, we’ll cover eight major trends to keep an eye on in 2023 and beyond.
Because the Covid-19 pandemic had an impact on global supply chains, the exercise will commence in the second half of 2021, and take place over 18 months. Following that, the new ERP system will switch on in mid-2023.
