Thursday, 24 May 2018
How to Successfully Implement New Enterprise Software
Sophina Dillard
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More often than not, this involves implementing new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software that functions as a business management tool to streamline everything from customer relationship management (CRM) and human resources (HR) to payroll management and business analytics. The problem comes when you realize that implementing ERP software is an enterprise-wide commitment with implications throughout the whole organization.
Despite this, that enterprise software implementation is a challenging process, successful implementation positively impacts the organization's bottom line. By enhancing capabilities and injecting modern and relevant technologies into the enterprise, it can operate more efficiently and eliminate redundancies that are taking away from it. Yes, implementation will not be an easy task, but it’s a much-needed one that should not be overlooked. Here’s how you can make sure the process goes as smoothly as possible.
1: Appoint a Project Manager to Oversee Implementation
2: Clean Up Your Data
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3: Go Over Existing IT Infrastructure
4: Get End-Users Involved
Final Thoughts
Enterprise software implementation is designed to automate operations within an organization. While revamping enterprise-wide software may be stressful and overbearing, and the implementation process time-consuming and laborious, the benefits far outweigh the drawbacks.That is to say that when done correctly, new ERP software can completely change how a business operates. For example, by streamlining some tasks and automating others, more manpower can be diverted where it’s needed most. Along the same lines, the real-time capabilities that updated software often bring the lead to a competitive advantage that would’ve been forgone.
At the end of the day, the last thing you want is to stick with the same sub-par system just because it’s been working ‘just fine’ and implementation seems daunting. It’s not what your competition is doing and it’s not what you should be doing either.
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