“We’ve always done it this way.” Every company has heard it. Some leaders even say it themselves. It’s a phrase that feels safe, but in reality, it’s one of the biggest barriers to progress during a technology project. When a business decides to invest in a new ERP or other major system, the motivation typically...Read More

When it comes to change management in an ERP implementation, resistance is often misunderstood. Company owners or business leaders most likely picture vocal pushback. They think of that employee who challenges a decision in a meeting. Or the team that refuses to adopt a new tool. Maybe even the stakeholder who digs in their heels...Read More

At the beginning of a tech project, especially something as big as an ERP implementation, the usual move is to start gathering requirements. Everyone makes a list of what they want the new system to do. That list gets handed to the implementation partner, and the expectation is that the end result will match how...Read More

Think of ERP testing like a dress rehearsal before a stage performance. Regardless of the months you spent preparing, writing the script, setting the stage and training your cast, unless you’ve run through the show properly, under real conditions, you’re leaving too much to chance when the curtain rises. It’s the same for a new...Read More

You’ve made it through a major transformation: congratulations! Maybe it was a new ERP system, a warehouse migration or an international sales platform. Your team survived the testing cycles and the go-live day. But what comes next? For many businesses, the temptation (or expectation) is to move on. After all, the big project is ‘done’....Read More