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If project members and end users don’t understand the objectives, confusion and resistance to change will prevail. Without sufficient organizational buy-in, an ERP implementation is set for failure.

Upgrading your ERP system will improve your system functionality and provide you with the latest operating systems, servers, hardware, databases, and eliminate the security threats from old servers and chances of crypto locks.

Embarking on an ERP implementation project with unrealistic expectations is the number one reason for implementation failure. Setting your ERP project plans with genuine goals and achievement dates is critical for a successful ERP implementation project.

Ever wish you could access your Accounts Receivable data in Excel for a quick analysis? There are a number of complicated ways to get data into Excel, but here are three easy ones that most end users aren’t aware of.

Technology Debt is the cost of doing a small less effective maintenance fix/solution on a company’s infrastructure or the choice of not doing anything at all. 

Think of an ERP solution as a system that maintains a database of information related to business procedures. By using an ERP solution, data from various departments can be easily accessed and used by everyone. The main goal of an ERP solution is to reduce the amount of manual labor your team does and simplify existing businesses workflows.