ERP general

The term “Y2K” may conjure up memories of doomsday predictions and fears of widespread blackouts, but for manufacturers, it may bring ERP to mind. A massive replacement cycle of ERP systems occurred in the late 1990s and many companies have not upgraded their systems since. With…

Industry analysts have been predicting the death of ERP for years . . . and it still hasn’t happened. Cloud and SaaS software have yet to overtake traditional ERP systems. This webinar clips explains why the cloud hype is subsiding. Bron : Panorama Consulting Solutions Lees…

When it comes to ERP implementations, the term “project governance” is fairly ambiguous. Certified PMPs and experienced project managers all have different interpretations of what the term means, and they all have their favorite governance mechanisms, including issues logs, project charters, and other common governance tools.…

Given the shaky economy over the last several years, many companies have encountered speed bumps in their attempts to continue their organic growth. In order to mitigate these economic headwinds, a fair number of companies have turned to merger and acquisition activities to reignite stagnant growth…

Even after new ERP software goes live, the project team’s job is not over. Although the ERP implementation may be complete, the task of system maintenance has just begun. And with the increasing prevalence of data breaches, ERP maintenance is more important now than it has…

Within any organization, there are bound to be organizational silos. Whether your organization has data accessibility silos or cultural silos, implementing ERP software may be one of the best ways to break through these isolating barriers. Bron : Panorama Consulting Solutions Lees meer...