When did the second generation of ERP systems occur?

The second generation of ERP systems emerged in the late 1990s and early 2000s. This phase saw a shift from traditional, on-premises software to more integrated, flexible, and modular solutions, often leveraging the internet and client-server architecture. Key features included improved user interfaces, better data analytics, and the introduction of features like supply chain management and customer relationship management, enhancing overall business processes.