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PREPARE FOR ERP
BY :MOSAB SHRAFIAHMED KORD
Overview
Selecting the ERP Provider is potentially
the most contentious step in the ERP process,
and may divide university stakeholders who
favor different ERP solutions.
Overview
In extreme cases, conflict over which software is best for the institution, and the inability to resolve such a conflict, can cause delay or temporary abandonment of the project. Therefore it is important that this step is carried out using best practices in group decision-making..
Seven Steps in the ERP Process
Step 1 : The Strategic Plan – Providing the
Rationale and Making the Business Case
the activity is Strategic Plan Provide the rationale and make the
business case for the ERP project
Seven Steps in the ERP Process
Step 2 : Assess the “Readiness” of theInstitution – Determining “preparedness”and Achieving Organizational
Understanding The activity is ReadinessAssessment Determine institutional“preparedness” and achieve organizationalunderstanding of the ERP process
Seven Steps in the ERP Process
Step 3 : Prepare for Vendor Selection –
Determining your SoftwareRequirements and Documenting yourBusiness Practices The activity is Prepare for vendor
selection Document business practices and
determine software requirements in preparation for vendor selection
Seven Steps in the ERP Process
Step4 : Select your ERP Vendors –
Choosing Your Technology Partners
The activity is Vendor Selection Choose your technology partners,
both the RP software and the ERP implementer
Seven Steps in the ERP Process
Step 5 : Plan the Implementation –
Preparing for Success The activity is Plan the
Implementation Prepare for a successful
implementation by developing a comprehensive plan
Seven Steps in the ERP Process Step 6 : Implement the ERP
Solution –Working the Plan The activity is Implement the ERP
solution Work the implementation plan; schedule, track
and control the hundreds of project tasks.
Seven Steps in the ERP Process
Step 7 : Post Implementation Assessment – Where are We Now?
The activity is Post implementation Assessment
Determine if objectives were met and determine the extent of functionality of the software that is being used
Successful ERP Implementation the First Time
When ERP implementations fail to deliver, it’s usually because management hasn’t taken the time to structure the organization to take advantage of these systems.
How to Prepare an ERP Budget: Ten CriticalSteps
ten critical proven steps and checklists that Collegiate Project Services has used successfully to help organizations develop ERP project budgets:
Ten Critical Steps
1. Clearly define the budget scope and
continuously communicate. 2. Define the cost components of the
ERPimplementation. 3. Identify primary software costs. 4. Identify third-party software
needs. 5. Identify possible non-ERP related
softwareneeds.
Ten Critical Steps
6. Identify the costs of consultants. 7. Plan for an implementation “War
Room.” 8. Plan for hardware equipment
storage needs. 9. Do not underestimate
miscellaneous costs. 10. Define your budget’s critical
success factors.
THE END