Most organizations have a laundry list of goals for their ERP implementation, but all too often those lofty aspirations can end up derailed by unforeseen challenges and complications. A successful ERP implementation means striking the right balance between managing expectations and being flexible enough to handle unexpected bumps in the road. Here are four tips to help you navigate a successful ERP implementation.
Any garden variety DBA / technical team can deliver an accurate refresh of a non-production environment. But what about the folks downline? Have you ever thought of how your users use the non-production environment? Coming from a post-production support point of view, it often takes a couple of hours to set up data for a support issue before any testing even begins.
When it comes to ERP systems, the devil is in the details. There are endless permutations and combinations of hardware and software, not to mention all the customizations that can be made to fit a company’s specific needs. It’s no wonder that ERP implementations often go over budget and behind schedule. As a consultant, your strong suit is in simplifying the complex. You have a knack for taking a bird’s eye view of the situation and seeing the big picture. This allows you to quickly identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies in the system. In short, you know how to make an ERP system work for a company, not against it. That’s why your strongest skill in consulting is simplifying the complex, especially when it comes to ERP systems.
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In order to ensure a successful ERP implementation, it’s important that companies implement a rigorous change management process. Many people forget about the importance of change management until it’s too late and they’re dealing with disgruntled employees and an unsuccessful ERP rollout. This blog post will explain what change management is and how to make sure your company implements it properly.
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