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ERP implementation projects have a notoriously high failure rate.  One of the things conveniently left out of reports containing these troubling statistics is why so many implementation projects fail to deliver expected results on time or on budget.  Of course, there is an infinite number of reasons that ERP projects fail, but the truth is that poor project planning is one of the most common. Without clarity on project structure, activities, roles, and responsibilities, ERP implementation projects can often suffer from confusion and resistance, making execution extremely difficult. 

Many organizations aren’t satisfied with the value their current ERP system delivers to the business. Before starting over with a new evaluation and selection process, it may help to take a step back and examine the ways in which your current system could be better. Here are five recommendations for maximizing the value of the ERP resources you already have and how to know when it’s time to start fresh with a new ERP system.

Acumatica’s powerful dashboards help you to visualize your raw enterprise data and turn it into easy to use actionable information. However, you’ll first have to set up your dashboards. Hopefully, this post will get you started.

The ERP software industry is more competitive today than ever before. With so many options on the market, it’s easy to fall succumb to analysis paralysis, stalling your entire project before it ever really begins. But by taking a systematic approach you can avoid delays and find the best fit for your company’s unique needs.

EDI stands for Electronic Data Interchange and enables organizations to exchange data between business partners in a standardized electronic format quickly, accurately, and reliably. Find out how EDI technology works and the benefits for your business.

The growing popularity of open-source software has opened up new possibilities for organizations searching for affordable and customizable software to help run their business and drive innovation. As with any question involving so many complex variables, the only blanket answer is “it depends” but we’ll try to provide a comprehensive evaluation of the pros and cons of open-source business solutions in this post.