Transform your business with a carefully architected ERP deployment strategy. Design your ERP to transform how you operate rather than replicating the current state (recreating the mistakes of the past). Whether you are transitioning from a legacy system, considering a new system, or consolidating multiple systems, the underlying impact on the business takes precedence over the technology.
Your Challenge
- Meeting timelines is not a definition of ERP success: Focusing on the “clock at the end of the tunnel” compromises your ability to see the important elements of your ERP project.
- Replicating the old processes in the new system only perpetuates them. A new system is an opportunity to transition processes to best practices and to rethink the traditional workflows. Solve old problems with the new system instead of repeating them.
- An ERP implementation is a once-in-a-career undertaking; make it count! The opportunity to re-evaluate the ERP system is a rare occurrence for most organizations. Learn from the mistakes of others and do it right the first time.
Our Solution
- Our program gives you a blueprint to successfully transform your business using ERP instead of just modernizing an application.
- Our approach helps you establish a governance structure around your ERP to successfully transition it from implementation to operation.
- Our methodology provides you with a plan catered to the specific scenario your organization is facing based on use cases extracted from numerous client engagements.
- Our program helps you define the success of an ERP deployment that encapsulates more than timelines and stage gates, but strikes at business goals and transformation value.
- Our approach leaves you with guidance that extends past go-live by providing a framework for extracting lessons learned.
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