ERP Software
ERP buying problems
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ERP systems are installed too quickly – and too slowly, according to research. Cambashi’s Dan Roberts sorts out the statistics.
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Successful ERP selection
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Mark Crook of Harriman Green provides a best-practice process for replacing your core IT systems.
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ERP on a budget
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David Morgan of MLG shows how you can reduce the cost of implementing an enterprise software system.
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Top business issues: ERP on the up
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Evaluation Centre's overview of the ERP software market... An ERP system is an integrated software package that addresses most of an organisation’s day-to-day transactional dataprocessing needs. Supported by a common database, individual applications are chosen and configured to tailor the softwareto the requirements of the enterprise. To achieve the full value of an ERP system, organisations must focus on integrating the organisation, optimising businessprocesses and using and analysing system data to improve decision making. Over the years, ERP systems have had a chequered history, but now organisations have gained a wealth of experience andfrom this year’s Evaluation Centre survey it is evident that ERP systems provide the cornerstone for nearly two-thirds of allorganisations’ applications portfolio.
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How to guide
This Evaluation Centre provides information on ERP software:
1. For up-to-date ERP articles to help with your ERP software project, go to ARTICLES.
2. For ERP software vendor reports which have been independently audited and checked for accuracy, go to COMPARE VENDORS.
3. For further support with your ERP software project, go to PROJECT HELP. The Evaluation Centre is here to help with all your ERP software requirements.
4. As well as information on ERP software, the Evaluation Centre provides information on 10 other areas. Go to MORE CENTRES for a full list. |
