by Eric Kimberling | Nov 21, 2018 | Business Intelligence, Digital Strategy
For years now, companies and ERP consultants have struggled with how to avoid ERP failure. Many struggle to reach the third stage of ERP, which is when real transformations happen, business benefits are realized, and the business is better off than before new...
by Brian Potts | Nov 19, 2018 | Digital Strategy, ERP software selection
We have stressed time and time again the importance of measuring cost vs. benefit when moving to a new ERP platform. It’s no secret that these systems are expensive and difficult to implement. At the same time, the cost of doing nothing can be even greater than the...
by Eric Kimberling | Nov 18, 2018 | Digital Strategy
There are some really cool emerging trends in today’s digital transformation landscape. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, and predictive analytics are just some of the technologies with potential to completely transform businesses. We cover these and other...
by Brian Potts | Nov 15, 2018 | Digital Strategy, ERP software selection
I was running late for an appointment last week and jumped in the car to see that my wife had returned the car home with less than 2 miles remaining before the tank was to run empty. The gas station is also just about 2 miles away, and my appointment was another 15...
by Eric Kimberling | Nov 12, 2018 | Digital Strategy, ERP Implementations
The other day, we posted our top ERP predictions for 2019. While this provides a good look into where the industry is headed, it is also important to understand the things that are obsolete in the ERP software industry. While there are a large number to choose from,...
by Guest Blog | Nov 9, 2018 | Digital Strategy, ERP Implementations, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Implementations, Oracle Cloud ERP Implementations, SAP S4/HANA Implementations
By Sam Graham If anything positive can be taken from recent ERP disasters (Lidl, National Grid, Waste Management etc), it is that these failures happened before those systems went live. Compare that with, for example, the Hershey debacle (now frequently used as a case...
