I've used a lot of different ERP systems like SAP. However, I mainly work with Infor LN, about 99.9% of the time. 

Sometimes I use Infor CloudSuite, too, it's basically just LN in the cloud. But occasionally, I work with SAP as well. Personally, though, Infor LN is my top choice.

I'm also familiar with SAP.

The pro of Infor is that it's relatively cheaper than SAP, for instance, or some other major solution. That said, it's also good for engineering companies. It's the new way to manage engineering companies, especially their production side. Engineering production is customized every time. Every time you have customized production so the setup in general, is slightly different from a company that uses, say, SAP, and they're doing production and sales. Here, it's a different kind of business industry, so the processes that they follow and the procedures are different too. Infor LN is good for this kind of work.

Basically, if you compare SAP and Infor LN, SAP is better in some ways, meaning it can handle much more. However, it's not meant for engineering.

I work for an IT company where we have been using Infor LN since the start of the company, which was in the year 2000.

I have only been with my organization for five years, so I cannot comment on whether it utilized another solution prior to Infor LN. 

Previous solutions were partial ones. They didn’t cover both logistics and finance.

We did not have a previous solution.

From the beginning I implemented it. Initially using a legacy mainframe application, Unis-1100 on a Unisys mainframe. I also implemented MTMS, a UK based Cobol based MRP2 software before moving onto Baan. From there, I have stayed with Baan/Infor and its various versions for the last 18 years,

I have worked with two firms. My previous firm used to have Tally ERP 9 which was their legacy system. But switching was necessary to cope up with the competitors in the market. With multi-site support and advanced reporting, Infor LN services are the best.

No previous solution was used.