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6 STEPS TO ERP IMPLEMENTATION SUCCESS
By IFS World | 11/4/2011
Like a civil engineering endeavor or sizable construction project, implementing an enterprise-wide application like an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system to help run your business is a costly and complex process. And just as would be the case with any significant undertaking, success is not a given. A certain amount of planning, discipline and wisdom are required to complete implementation in a timely manner and to make sure that the new enterprise system put into place meets the requirements of your business.
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Best Practices for ERP Implementation
By epicor | 13/2/2013
For many companies, the transition from existing traditional systems to a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system can consume significant corporate resources, including time, expense, and risk to business operations. Explore further to find out this need not be the case.
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Choosing the Right ERP Solutions to Support a Global Business
By epicor | 13/2/2013
As organisations expand into new territories, they face a number of operational challenges. They need to adapt to the business rules of foreign countries, including government regulations, reporting requirements and variations in tax and labour laws. They must accommodate multiple languages, multiple currencies and varying local best practices. Businesses have a variety of strategies to select from when implementing ERP systems across their global organisations. Find out more.
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ERP Selection – Finding the Right Fit
By epicor | 13/2/2013
Selecting the ideal Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solution from among the numerous options on the market can feel like daunting challenge. ERP represents a serious investment for any organisation and is vital to future success. Explore the strategies organisations are employing to find the right ERP fit that will give them the tools they need to thrive.
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Guarantee Your Application Performance
By Macquarie Telecom | 10/1/2011
Read here how an application hosting service can reduce costs and ensure your core applications run smoothly all day, every day.
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Harness Your SAP Data with User-Driven Dashboards
By Qlikview | 1/10/2010
It isn’t unusual for SAP ERP owners to feel pangs of buyer’s remorse. It’s not that the data collected isn’t useful or that the process automation doesn’t help. But any large implementation of an ERP system is a two-step process. First, the software must be configured and implemented and the whole company must start using it. For most companies, this process, however unpleasant or painful, leads to a better situation. Read More.
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How to Navigate Today’s Supply Chain Challenges
By epicor | 13/2/2013
Traditionally, ERP served as a system of record and managed common tasks, transactions, and disparate business processes across the organisation. However, businesses today face increased pressure to modernise the user experience as Mobile, Analytics, Social, and the Cloud have increased user expectations. Find out more about today’s supply chain challenges.
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Mobile Enterprise Solutions: Mobility Suite and the Sybase
By ClickSoftware Technologies | 18/2/2011
The purpose of this paper is to identify the components of a typical mobile enterprise solution, and to define the role each of them provides the user.
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Myths and Realities of “Top to Shop” in Manufacturing
By epicor | 13/2/2013
For nearly two decades analysts, journalists, and industry experts have warned manufacturers about the consequences of a disconnect between the shop floor (the production line) and the top floor (senior management up to C-suite). With all that has been written on the subject, it’s surprising that few manufacturers have even tried to correct this disconnect. Find out more on why you need to connect shop floor to top floor to enhance the extended supply chain.
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OVUM VIEW: The business case for assuring the customer mobile Web experience
By Compuware | 2/5/2011
Website performance is a major pillar of the web experience; even the richest of sites will deliver a poor experience if it is not available or lags in load time or responsiveness. The stakes are rising as a new generation, accustomed to being constantly connected through mobile devices, advances to becoming the mainstream consumer market of tomorrow. Read on.
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