ERP general

For many people, the word, “conflict” probably conjures up images of screaming, yelling and maybe the occasional swordfight. While conflict does have some negative connotations, there are actually circumstances where it can be useful if managed properly. In fact, during an ERP implementation, conflict can lead…

The idea of mobile ERP is not new. While the internet has made a more functional connection to data possible, especially across multiple sites, the development of mobile devices has changed the face of business and ERP software both, and will continue to do so. Mobility…

With the Fourth of July holiday literally right around the corner, many of us in the United States are giving extra thought to the freedom and independence we are so lucky to have both personally and as business owners. But for those of us looking to…

Accountability is an essential component of any ERP implementation. Decision-makers should be held accountable for results of the implementation itself and end-users should be held accountable for paying attention during ERP training and applying what they learn to their jobs. Bron : Panorama Consulting Solutions Lees…

Anyone who has been in or around the ERP implementation business for any length of time has witnessed the aftermath of a failed project. ERP vendors won’t stay in the ERP implementation business for long if their projects aren’t successful though. And, CFOs won’t keep their…

The idea of mobile ERP is not new. While the internet has made a more functional connection to data possible, especially across multiple sites, the development of mobile devices has changed the face of business and ERP software both, and will continue to do so. Mobility…

During an ERP implementation, one of the best ways to obtain buy-in from employees is to involve them in business process reengineering efforts. More specifically, organizations should more effectively involve managers in ERP implementations by designating them “process owners.” Bron : Panorama Consulting Solutions Lees meer...