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ERP Selection and Planning

  1. ERP Selection and Planning Learn how to select and plan for the right ERP system that meets your business needs and goals. Sean Olabode Badiru
  2. Identifying Business Needs and Requirements Workflow Analysis Assess the current workflow and identify inefficiencies and pain points. Functional Analysis Identify and document the functional requirements needed to support the business. Technical Analysis Evaluate existing IT infrastructure and identify technical requirements for the ERP system. Licensing Requirements Identify licensing requirements that fit your budget and avoid unnecessary expenses.
  3. Vendor Evaluation Process Create Vendor Shortlist Research and identify potential ERP vendors that fulfill your requirements. Request for Proposal Send out a detailed request for proposal that includes your specifications and expectations. Vendor Selection Select the vendor based on proposals and value provided.
  4. ERP Implementation Planning 1 Project Manager and Team Assign a project manager and team members to oversee the implementation project. 2 Project Plan Develop a project plan that includes timelines and milestones. 3 Data Migration Plan Develop a data migration plan to ensure accuracy and completeness of data. 4 User Training Plan Create a training plan to ensure effective adoption and usage of the new system.
  5. Cost-Benefit Analysis for ERP Implementation Implementation Costs Hardware, software, customization, data migration, training, consulting, project management. Operational Cost Savings Improved workflow, increased productivity, better customer service, reduced inventory, improved cash flow. Intangible Benefits Better decision-making, improved internal communication, increased collaboration. Project ROI Calculate project ROI based on implementation and operational costs.
  6. Establishing Project Goals, Scope, and Resource Requirements 1 Project Goals Define the goals of the ERP implementation project and align them with business objectives. 2 Project Scope Define the project scope and identify any limitations, risks, or challenges. 3 Resource Requirements Identify and allocate resources needed for project success, such as staff, budget, and time.
  7. Sean Bode Badiru bodebadiru
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