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The Untapped Human Potential in ERP Projects
“People can be infinite or finite. Teams are always finite.”— A lesson forged from the front lines of ERP implementation. The Paradox of ERP Execution After nearly three decades in ERP implementation, I’ve seen a familiar tension emerge — not just within project teams, but within people. Most employees genuinely want to grow — in skill, in scope, in the value they provide to their…
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ERP Utilization Series: Minimize Stabilization Phase
ERP Utilization Series: Minimize Stabilization Phase
Topic: ERP Utilization Series: Minimize Stabilization
Transitioning from an on-premise ERP system to a new cloud ERP service will result in a short-term reduction in ERP user efficiency. This is less of a theoretical discussion but a practical reality that we need to manage. There is never enough hands-on training or testing because we live in a reality of resource constraints. Moving to…
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ERP Utilization Series: Automating ERP Utilization Guidance
New blog in ERP Utilization Series: Automating ERP Utilization Guidance
In the previous post, I discussed a new repeatable method for calculating ERP utilization. In this post, I will define a case study where the utilization model is applied for a customer. A key point to be made here is that the health and effectiveness of the business process is directly related to the performance and utilization of ERP features that support the business process.
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