Three Things To Ask Your ERP Implementation Consultant
Here are three things to consider when evaluating potential ERP implementation consultants:

Exploring ERP fundamentals
We need to understand the problems faced by conglomerate before getting to know ERP Fundamentals. Business houses always find great difficulty in quickly making out the required information because of the voluminous data, improper segregation, departmental arrangements and unprecedented delays

The History of ERP
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is born in the early 1960s from a joint effort between J.I. Case, the manufacturer of tractors and other construction machinery, and partner IBM.

Best Practices: Best For Your Business or Best for the ERP Software?
The secret is that ERP vendors define best practices according to what is best practices to their software, not necessarily to your business. For

When Customizing ERP Software, “Don’t Pave the Cow Path”
Anything that is customized has an inherently higher value, whether it is automobiles, furniture, or jewelry. ERP Software is no different. Customizing the software always adds significant costs to an ERP solution.

Top Ten ERP Predictions for 2011
What to expect in 2011? Below are ten predictions of Panorama for the enterprise software space in 2011

Where to Put Your IT Budget in 2011: ERP Implementation or Las Vegas?
Rather than putting 7% of your company’s annual revenue down on a single ERP implementation (the total cost of ownership for the average ERP system), you may get a better ROI from playing a few hands of blackjack with that money instead.