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Even The Best System Will Fail Without Talent

As an ERP expert, it is quite clear to me that even the best systems will fail miserably if they don't possess talent. Don't even bother to select and implement an ERP system if you don't have the "right" people on the bus. Start with executive support and continue on down through every position – everything is a team effort.

2026-06-07T20:10:46-07:00September 18, 2017|Categories: ERP Systems, Supply Chain Technology & Enablement|Tags: , |

Why Executives Should Care About ERP Strategy

Lately, we've been called into several clients with ERP challenges that directly impact business growth and success.  Do you desire profitable growth?  If so, add ERP into your strategic discussions. Would you delegate a decision that could literally "make or break" your customer service, profit margins (or lack thereof) and ability to grow?  I think not! 

2026-06-07T23:33:07-07:00September 7, 2017|Categories: ERP Systems, Supply Chain Technology & Enablement|Tags: , , , |

Do You Know What is Important in Selecting the Right System?

ERP systems often fail to live up to their promise - even in the best of circumstances. It is a tough environment - software suppliers are consolidating, the smaller ones can disappear or get gobbled up in a moment's notice, good resources are hard to find, and the list goes on.

2026-06-04T21:32:23-07:00March 7, 2017|Categories: ERP Systems, Supply Chain Technology & Enablement|Tags: , |

Unscrambling a Challenged System Implementation

When faced with a challenging system implementation, take a step back and reassess instead of devoting more resources to a plan that may not work out.

Resurrecting a Struggling System Implementation

Take the necessary steps and dedicate resources to review processes and think more broadly about specific steps and functions before the purchase of a new ERP system.

Agile or Traditional Project Management: Which is Better?

Although traditional project management gains results, using a bit of agile common sense can provide two critical factors in the current business climate – speed and flexibility.

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