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Weather you are a Multi-National or
an SME, with the growing
advancements in technology
your competition is getting tougher
each day.
And there is a growing need
to better organize your business
processes, keep your customers
satisfied and improve on your
profit making skills.
ERP Implementation is therefore
the best investment you can make
to your help your business.
1. Pace up your customer services.
2. To keep your data organised
3. For real time Updates.
4. To Conduct automation.
5. To keep your growth
systematised.
Most Common Reasons
for ERP Failures
1. Poor Change Management execution.
2. End Product failing to achieve desired
benefits.
3. Change in business goals during the ongoing
project.
4. Poor Planning and Poor Project
Management.
5. Delayed deliveries from Vendors.
• Define the Goals of the Project.
-State the What of your Project.
• Define Objectives of Project.
• Look for Anticipated Risks.
• Assign team and roles.
• Create a checklist of End results.
• There are 3 types of ERP systems:
• Custom Build
• Industry Specefic Cloud based.
• Custommised Cloud based.
• Looks for Positives and negatives for
all options.
• Understand and Choose which one
suits your organization.
This plan should include the followng:
• Objectives with defined tasks.
• Realistic timelines.
• Planned Training Procedures.
• Pointwise functionaliy check list.
• End Result Case Studies for
• final testing.
• Map your Business Process.
• Identifying Modules of ERP that your
business requires.
• Divide Project into phases.
• Make Outline of each phase.
• Make your schedules flexible for
adjustments.
• Have access to the real time status
against dilivery dates.
• Keep everything as detailed as you
can.
• Keep buffer time between phases.
• Schedule Organised Meetings with
your IT partners.
• Plan for Regular Meetings in the
beginning itself.
• Keep status of developments updated
all the time.
• Schedule mid way demos.
• Try keeping the same team for
communication everytime to avoid
confusions.
Flexible Schedules
Always stay in
Touch !
• There are three type of
testings you can undertake.
• Technical Testing.
• Functional Testing.
• User Aceptance Testing
• Understand what each of
these are and implement.
Mid way
Approvals
Plan your way to
Success.
• Schedule a range of mid way
approvals in the project plan.
• Consult your It partner way ahead of
time, and prepare testing cases for
each of these.
• Along with project management
team, involve the department key
persons for approvals or change
request apart.
• Convert data from previous
softwares or collect your business
data.
• Upload into the ERP.
• Cofirm the accuracy of the data.
• Get full fledged User Guide Documents
for each module .
• Instill enthuthiasm among staff with
the benefits of new system.
• Get staff functionally trained.
• Prepare training videos while in
testing period.
Migrate Data
Change
Management
• Test the business and accounting
reports.
• Test Access Right Limtation for all
user types individually.
• Confirm the User acceptance test as
positive.
• Confirm auto backup measures.
Lets Go Live.
• One of the major differences
between an unsuccessful and a
successful ERP implementation is
after Go live Support.
• Remember a successful ERP
implementation is a journey and
not a destination.
• Consult your development
partner for Support facilities to
ensure ROI in business from the
change.
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You now are close to conduct
Successful ERP
Implementation for your
organization.