The Champion Blog

ERP systems require significant upfront decisions and changes. When these are postponed or ignored, gaps appear. These gaps become permanent and cause ongoing problems.

A phrase floats around conference rooms, shop floors, and office meetings, making every consultant, strategist, and change agent wince: “That’s the way we’ve always done it.”

Timing is crucial in ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) implementations. Some might argue that there is never a perfect time, or it is always the worst time.

In the ever-evolving world of enterprise technology, a 10-year-old ERP system can feel like a relic from another era. Yet, many organizations—especially in manufacturing, distribution, and niche industries—still rely on legacy ERP platforms implemented a decade (or more) ago.

Inventory Counts: The Difference Between Count Tags and Count Sheets.

Scalability is a business term often used in connection with start-ups, but it also applies to legacy businesses.

An ERP software project champion is essential to successfully selecting and implementing ERP business software.

Searching for a new or replacement business Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software system can be daunting.