1. Understand The Current State Before you can map and model your ERP processes, you need to understand the current state of your business processes. This means identifying and documenting the existing workflows, inputs, outputs, roles, responsibilities, dependencies, risks, and issues. You can use various tools and techniques, such as interviews, surveys, observations, process diagrams,
Release management is a structured process for planning, coordinating, and controlling the movement of software releases into production environments. It ensures that new or changed services are introduced efficiently, with minimal disruption, while maintaining quality and compliance. As businesses race to stay competitive and meet customer demands, the frequency and complexity of software releases have
In today’s fast-paced world, juggling the demands of work and life can feel like a constant dance. However, achieving that elusive balance is not just a luxury, it is a necessity for our well-being, productivity, and happiness. When one falls off this delicate balance, the effects can be felt across all aspects of life –
1. Identify Your Objectives The first step in developing a CRM strategy is to define your specific and measurable objectives. What do you want to achieve with CRM? How will you measure your success? Some common objectives are to increase customer retention, loyalty, satisfaction, revenue, or referrals. You should also align your objectives with your
The Energy, Utilities and Resources (EU&R) sector continues to prioritize digital transformation to drive meaningful operational efficiencies while meeting the growing rise in energy demand and tackling climate change. In 2024, we will see how the industry accelerates their digitalization with integrated systems and leveraging disruptive technologies such as AI and automation. Carol Johnston, VP
1. Manage your time better One of the benefits of ERP is that it automates many repetitive and tedious tasks, such as data entry, invoicing, and reporting. This can save you a lot of time and energy that you can use for more creative and strategic work. ERP also provides you with real-time data and
1. Cloud-Based ERP Cloud-based ERP is a type of ERP that runs on a remote server and can be accessed via the internet. Cloud-based ERP offers several advantages over traditional on-premise ERP, such as lower upfront costs, scalability, flexibility, and security. Cloud-based ERP also enables real-time data analysis and collaboration across different locations and devices.
For people who have worked with me before, it’s no secret that I place immense value on data-driven decision-making. As Peter Drucker once said, “You can´t manage what you can´t measure”. While I acknowledge that business is not solely defined by numbers, I couldn’t help but wonder if our Presales efforts were truly yielding results.
In a world that is committed to embracing sustainability, organizations are realizing the importance of integrating eco-conscious practices into their core operations. One of the standout strategies in this pursuit is the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), a pivotal stride toward reducing greenhouse gas emissions for service-centric organizations. In my latest blog post, I delve into
1. Define Clear Roles and Expectations One of the first steps to ensure your ERP team meets its goals is to define the roles and responsibilities of each team member and communicate them clearly. This will help avoid confusion, duplication, or gaps in tasks and deliverables. It will also help align the team with the
