Making ERP work: The ten point guide to a World Class

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Making ERP work: The ten point guide to a World Class implementation

Having been a user of ERP/MRPII systems for almost 20 years before moving into consultancy, Sam was disappointed by the lack of practical advice available to ensure their success. Most books either stick to theory or are primarily marketing tools for large consultancies.
This book, then, is filled from cover to cover with experience gleaned from over one hundred successful implementations. It answers questions like, â€œWhy is your implementation team a major threat to success?â€: â€œWhy should your Master Production Schedule not always be at finished item level?â€: â€œHow much safety stock should you have, and at what level of the bill of material?â€, and â€œWhy should you not worry about accurate purchasing lead times?â€.
The advice given covers everything from system selection through to ensuring that the chosen system continues to be valuable and relevant to your company long after go-live. Read this book, particularly the section on â€œWhat goes wrong?â€, and you will know more than most consultants.

Making ERP work: The ten point guide to a World Class implementation