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It’s apparent from the previous postings in this blog series, that implementing and maintaining an ERP system requires effort, not just from one person within your organization but from a team of employees. That expended effort is generally in addition to the day to day job responsibilities those employees have, so it’s easy to see how maintaining ERP health could quickly fall down the list of priorities. However, when you think about your company’s investment and how a fully utilized ERP system can benefit your business, letting the priority of ERP maintenance slip can be very detrimental. U ..read more

You’ve successfully implemented a new ERP solution that addresses the needs you determined in your initial assessment. With all the time and effort your team has expended during the project, it’s only natural to want to take some time away and focus on other things but remember that there is almost always room for improvement. Even with a successful ERP implementation, there are likely some new challenges uncovered, some refinements to be made and some employees that need additional coaching or training. If you don’t consistently address these areas, you may find utilization of the system fal ..read more