Why Go Live is Not the End of Your ERP Project | 全台第三方支付網

Specifically,lackofuseradoptionisatopreasonforfailedERPprojects.Unlessyourusershavetheknowledgetheyneedtousethenewsystemmosteffectively,​ ...

How long does an ERP implementation project last? Many organizations plan a schedule for their implementation that ends at the go-live date. However, the reality is that ERP should be more than software—it should be a long-term strategy that must be continuously embraced and enhanced by your users.

ERP common pitfalls

When ERP (or CRM) projects fail, it’s often not due to the implementation process itself, but rather because of problems after go-live with poor user adoption, lack of proper training, inefficient use of the technology’s capabilities, or lack of ongoing maintenance.

Specifically, lack of user adoption is a top reason for failed ERP projects. Unless your users have the knowledge they need to use the new system most effectively, they’re going to continue doing their jobs the same old way because that’s what they know. It’s critical to prioritize training[1] and ...