Create the right conditions for success with a business platform

Business system projects are challenging. Many organizations with experience in implementing business platforms can testify that these are complex projects to execute. Surveys also show that many organizations perceive their ERP project implementations as unsuccessful. By failures, we mean either that they became more expensive or took longer than planned or did not achieve the expected business improvements.

Organize the implementation of the business platform in an ERP program instead of building a separate ERP project

An ERP program creates a framework for controlling and coordinating the various parts that an ERP implementation usually involves. Program management creates better conditions for the ERP’s successful implementation than regular project management.

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Eva Söderlund

6 Jan 2021

6 Jan 2021

Create the right conditions for success with a business platform

In this blog, Columbus explains how to implement challenging ERP business systems and achieve the desired results.

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Organize the implementation of the business platform in an ERP program instead of building a separate ERP project

Ett ERP-program skapar ett ramverk för att styra och koordinera de olika delarna som en ERP-implementering vanligtvis omfattar.

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