If your company manages multiple operating facilities, it’s probably asked itself whether it makes sense to standardize each business unit on the same ERP system.
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Learn how Jamesway Incubator Company evaluated whether to upgrade from Baan ERP to LN or replace its legacy software with an entirely different ERP system.
ERP systems are built around integration transactions to the general ledger. Learn how finance and accounting departments can benefit from ERP and the role they should play on an ERP selection project.
Multi-company and enterprise-wide implementations bring their own unique challenges and requirements. When planning a project, it’s important to map how the data and processes will (or will not) flow across entities. It’s also important to define cross-divisional teams that might need to provide input.
Read-on to learn the keys to successfully managing a multi-company ERP implementation project.
Best-in-class manufacturers are leveraging their ERP systems to drive specific lean manufacturing initiatives. Read on to learn how some of our clients are driving their lean programs, and about three common areas in which ERP enables lean.
A primer for retailers and wholesale distributors on the five critical elements to delivering a seamless omni-channel customer experience.
Epicor recently retained Joseph Cowan – renowned supply chain software company turnaround expert – as CEO. This hiring has implications for Epicor’s future. Senior executives of companies looking at acquiring Epicor products should read-on to learn how this shakeup might affect their potential software acquisition.
On August 8th, Infor advised of its decision to expand its channel partner rights. Infor also made its intention clear that it will compete head-to-head against its own VARs when an opportunity target earns between $100 million and $500 million.
All business leaders want to take their organizations to the next level. In an effort to do so, many have invested heavily in ERP implementations and have suffered through associated business disruptions.
Happy New Year! We hope you’re kicking off 2012 with a commitment to continued ERP success.
