ERP general

Well, okay. So I did not actually get fired (yet) but if it is any consolation, I am well on my way. Never mind that it’s a great job, I have sharp associates, generous benefits and work in a well-appointed office – I am doing 95…

In today’s society, citizens expect the same level of service and responsiveness from corporate and government agencies alike, so there is much more pressure for government institutions to react quickly and change for the better so they can efficiently provide the services tax payers are paying…

Today is the day we release one of my two favorite pieces of thought leadership in the ERP software industry: the Clash of the Titans 2014 report. In this analysis, which we’ve published annually over the last several years, we look at actual implementation results from…

Multisite ERP implementations are not at all unusual. Unless you work for a small, local company, chances are your business is spread across multiple locations. According to our 2013 ERP Report, 50% of organizations implementing ERP software have four or more sites undergoing deployment. Bron :…

Whenever an organization processes a transaction through software it is being processed in “real time.” From a user’s point of view, this transaction is completed immediately. This kind of processing is necessary for many industries and you can understand the need when you think about booking…

Searching for new ERP software can be an overwhelming experience. The rapid pace of technology change, the pure number of ERP vendors in the market and the complexities of your own business can be difficult variables to triangulate, especially if – like most organizations – it’s…

Sooner or later, every organization using ERP software will come to realize that there is a stark difference between owning ERP software and actually owning and taking responsibility for the organizational goals and business benefits the system is meant to achieve. Without ownership from executive stakeholders…