How an ERP Consultancy Saves You Money
Given the cost of consultants, it can be hard to see how an ERP consultancy saves you money. If you are already spending money on an expensive new ERP system,…
Why an ERP Implementation is a Challenging Task
There is no denying that an ERP project is one of the most difficult things a company can do. You need multiple parts of the company to work towards a…
ERP Consultancy for SMEs – Top 3 Benefits
When it comes to hiring an ERP consultancy for SMEs it can seem like an unnecessary expense. If they are already paying an ERP vendor for a new system, then…
The Value of an ERP Consultancy for a Large Business
Understanding the value of an ERP consultancy for a large business can be more difficult than when looking at SME’s for several reasons. First, a large company will have a…
How Does an ERP Consultancy Successfully Deliver Projects
ERP projects are known for their high rate of failure, with some analysts finding nearly 75% of projects failing! Not only is this a waste of time, but the cost…
Top Tips for Moving to a Cloud-based ERP from On-Premise
One of the biggest changes to ERP systems in the last decade has been the move from traditional on-premise ERP solutions to cloud-based systems. This has been driven by continuingly…
How Can ERP Improve a Company’s Business Performance
For small and medium-sized businesses that have grown quickly, it can be difficult to scale your systems with the rest of your business. This often leads to departments working in…
Why Use an Independent ERP Consultant
ERP implementation is known for being a complex task with high rates of failure. That is where independent ERP consultancies can help, by bringing their knowledge and expertise on how…
Carista Users – Have You Got A Way Forward?
As Optimum PPS have continued to expand the amount of projects we undertake in the charity sector, we are aware that charities have to decide what to do going forward…
Independent Consultancy V Software Partner for ERP Implementation
It’s no great revelation to say that looking at the stats from any number of sources for ERP implementation projects the reality is that more than 50% will still fail….