Asia University interns explore ERP in action through mcframe GA
Sharing Knowledge Beyond Borders
Asia University of Taiwan is considered one of the top universities in Taiwan, and #1 among private universities in Business and Economics, as well as Computer and Social Sciences, in order to make their students more global and international looking. It works actively with countries all over the world, and every year, it chooses and allows hundreds of students to cross enroll or get on the job training outside the country. (https://web.asia.edu.tw/)
This year, it chose to send 6 of its Accounting Information students to come to the Philippines and visit N-PAX Cebu Corporation, a leading ICT company. Among the major tasks they were assigned by Prof. Ling Yi Chou of the Department of Accounting and Information Systems is to study mcframe GA, one of the more successful ERP systems used in the Philippines, which is distributed by N-PAX and developed by Business Engineering Corporation of Japan (B-EN-G — https://www.b-en-g.co.jp/en/).
The on-the-job training program was conducted over the course of four (4) weeks, from July 1 – 31, 2025. The students were introduced to the core functionalities of the system, including financial accounting, system configuration, and operational workflows aligned with international business practices. The student interns recognized the value of the system, noting its wide range of features that support key business operations — from tracking invoices and recording purchases to automatically generating journal entries that seamlessly reflect in the financial statements. They experienced how their classroom learning translates into business processes and also noted the various functions that make the system enterprise capable of serving midrange companies, as compared to some of the accounting systems they learned about that were developed in Taiwan for small industries.
N-PAX Cebu (www.n-pax.com), one of B-EN-G’s top international partners, sells and distributes mcframe GA software in the Philippines and also supports implementations of the system throughout several Southeast Asian countries.
From left to right: Interns Lai Pao Hui, Chen Hsiu Chun, Chang Po Tse, Sun Jo Yun, Wilson Ng (Chairman, N-PAX Cebu); Prof. Chou Ling Yi, Faculty of Asia University; and other interns Tsai Yao Chun and Chou Yu Ting from Asia University, Taiwan.
