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Why ERP Implementations Fail: UNBIASED (1 of 6)

Why ERP Implementations Fail: UNBIASED (1 of 6)

We are witnessing the greatest digital transformation ever as organizations are moving from legacy ‘on-premise’ ERP systems to cloud-based ERP systems (SaaS applications). Though management is investing millions into the implementation of these SaaS applications, experts estimate that up to 90% of them fail. Why? Because “success” isn’t always about going live on time, within budget or with the expected functionality, as many system implementation partners may believe. It’s about long-term success, security, and sustainability

Significant Deficiencies: How the “System” Undermines Secure and Compliant ERP Implementations and What Auditors Overlook

Significant Deficiencies: How the “System” Undermines Secure and Compliant ERP Implementations and What Auditors Overlook

Having been in this space for over 25 years, I have seen the good, the bad, and the ugly.  The deck is stacked against a secure and compliant ERP system implementation. Most publicly traded organizations implementing a new ERP system likely will have one or more “Significant Deficiencies” in the first year that should be reflected in audit findings. However, auditor ignorance often prevents these from being recognized.

Perpetual Patch Cycles Define Todays Digital Revolution for Saas Applications

Perpetual Patch Cycles Define Todays Digital Revolution for Saas Applications

A digital revolution is upon us! We are witnessing the greatest digital transformation since Y2K thanks to perpetual patch cycles within SaaS Applications. Organizations are ridding themselves of building and managing data centers by moving their legacy applications to hosted data centers. And thus moving many of their legacy applications to modern SaaS applications.