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Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3 Expert Opinion: Robin Lee of Newell & Budge View from the Top: Gordon's Fine Foods MD Andrew Gordon | Part 2 ERP versus Best of Breed: Phil Summerfield of ERP Strategy | Part 2 Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3 E-Business: Dave Graham of Edengene | Part 2 Market Direction: John Moore of analyst firm ARC | Part 2 Implementation Issues: Keith Bedlingham of Verax | Part 2 IT Infrastructure: Colin Butcher of XDelta | Part 2 | Part 3
Keith Bedingham of Verax International says companies can’t ignore organisational culture during an ERP implementation.
Why ERP can fail - Part 1 | Part 2
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) can be technically implemented with a 100% success rate, yet still be perceived as a failure. Why is that?
ERP is essentially about business change, not about just giving staff a new computer program and asking (or telling) them to ‘get on with it’.
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