ERP Best Practices
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This topic is lreated to all those best practices and strategies in the field of ERP that help organizations to ahive their technological objectives, increase ROI from ERP and reduce overall TCO of ERP
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In today's economic environment of constrained and highly scrutinized IT budgets, organizations are looking for ways to reduce their deployment cost and long-term total cost of ownership for enterpri...
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Open source IT solution can reduce costs
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To reduce costs you need an ERP that does not need IT staff to run
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Qazi Irfan Mustafa
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"To reduce costs you need an ERP that does not need IT staff to run"
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On one end of the spectrum you have these small accounting packages like Tally calling themselves ERP and on the other you have SAP which might be number 1, but it is too expensive. Most top end ERP's need dedicated IT staff which makes then...
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"ERP operations are costly to run due to high remuneration standards of ERP professionals - Now reduce that cost to zero"
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I got an article at " Run your ERP without IT " which suggests a cool way of reducing the running cost of your ERP to almost zero - Check it out if it is feasible in India?
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Link employee incentives with ERP Success
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Puneesh Lamba
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"Link employee incentives with ERP Success"
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Lot of times, it is seen that employees attrite during the course of an ERP program and the whole organzation bears the brunt of the delay that is caused by these untimely attritions. Linking their incentives with the success of the program can...
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Many companies are turning to a new kind of enterprise resource planning software. This new model is much more affordable, provides faster return on investment, is easier to implement across an enterprise, provides superior connectivity and is highly configurable. Browser-based, open-source ERP applications hold many advantages over the traditional legacy based software systems of the past. They are easier to modify and customize, for one. This ease of configurability opens up the door to agility - changing the software system to take advantage of new opportunities or changes in the market for optimal positioning. The software can change as quickly as the company can. This new type of ERP is not "open source" in the usual sense of the term. The meaning of open source for this type of application is that the source code is modifiable, but not available to the general public. It is modifiable by the provider or the individual buyer. This is advantageous to buyers with IT resources...
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It’s true that practice makes the man perfect. It was my stint with the leading life insurance company of India under tremendous sales pressure which helped me in learning new tricks of this trade. I have sold thousands of policies in last two and half years. For me, it’s very easy to identify in only two minutes, whether the customer is really serious in doing some investment or he has just called for information gathering activity. I have been the top performer and given various prizes. I have the reputation of converting 7 out of 10 clients if the customer has money in his pocket. I have earned lot of respect and money in this industry. At some occasions I picked policies worth million in just 10 minutes. I have never followed customer more than 2 times. I think any sales people must do that. I have habit of closing the deal at the discussion table in the first meeting with the client. Secret of my success is hard work and dedication. I have never given up. Each policy that I...
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In world of financial engineering , I have this information to share with you . Well the financial risks could be averted by adopting these measures . Have a look at these measures and you will know ..... The concept of livelihood insurance, where contracts will protect individuals from long-term economic risks such as the loss of a paycheck or the depreciation of one's home value. The concept of what he terms "macro markets" - where individuals, corporations, and governments alike can trade or hedge risks associated with the fluctuations in GDP or national incomes. The concept of income-linked loans - where lenders will make loans to governments, corporations or individuals whose repayment terms are tied to the incomes of these entities. Such repayment terms could be a certain percentage of one's income, which would cause the outstanding balance to decline if income levels decline. This would reduce the change of bankruptcies but will also alleviate our fears of taking more risks...
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Conflict Resolution Progresses through four stages Influence Negotiation Mediation Arbitration During the Influence the PM and Stakeholders try to Influence each other. Both Stakeholders and PM present the necessary artifacts and evidence to support the view point. If the Influence is Ineffective, Stakeholders advance to the Negotiation State. Again both parties present evidence along with offers for compromise. Most Often, Conflict with stakeholders could be processed through negotiation. However the Parties such as Vendors and Contractors the conflict can be progressed into two further stages Mediation and Arbitration. During Mediation, Objective Third Party evaluates both sides of conflict and tries to find a viable solution. The person who mediates could nt be directly involved in a project and Solution proposed by mediator will not have a Legal Binding. Possible mediators are Human Resource Personnel, Professional mediator, Social worker, Worker from a non related...
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