ERP Transformation

The last part of this Blog series explores questions of Training and Testing. I bet you don’t want to overlook these when planning for your ERP transformation readiness. If you’ve been keeping up on this blog series, are wrapping up the discussion following ownership and business requirements, and project communication…

The last part of this Blog series explores questions of Training and Testing. I bet you don’t want to overlook these when planning for your ERP transformation readiness. If you’ve been keeping up on this blog series, are wrapping up the discussion following ownership and business requirements, and project communication…

Continuing our discussion from Part 1 of our ERP Transformation readiness framework about ownership and business requirements to Project communication – one of the most important pillars for any ERP transformation’s success. Project communication I am not here to be an Agile Advocate nor tell you should not explore with…

Continuing our discussion from Part 1 of our ERP Transformation readiness framework about ownership and business requirements to Project communication – one of the most important pillars for any ERP transformation’s success. Project communication I am not here to be an Agile Advocate nor tell you should not explore with…

Research shows a good number (some say almost 66%) of ERP transformation projects end-up as failures or do not fully meet their objectives. Obviously, there is no one known magic potion to avoid these failures however we can learn from our own and other’s experiences. In this three-part blog series,…

Research shows a good number (some say almost 66%) of ERP transformation projects end-up as failures or do not fully meet their objectives. Obviously, there is no one known magic potion to avoid these failures however we can learn from our own and other’s experiences. In this three-part blog series,…