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Lessons Learned from the Target Canada Supply Chain Failure

by Bill Baumann | Apr 21, 2021 | ERP Blog, Expert Witness

With a net worth of around $104 billion, there’s no denying that Target is a retail giant. However, when the corporation tried to replicate its U.S. success in Canada, even its reputation as an industry mainstay couldn’t save its efforts from collapsing. ...

How to Set a Change Management Budget

by Panorama Consulting Group | Apr 19, 2021 | Change Management, ERP Blog

Whether you’re implementing new ERP software or simply improving your business processes, investing in organizational change management (OCM) is essential. What is change management? Put simply, it’s the process that guides how an organization prepares,...

EAM vs ERP: Which is Right for You?

by Panorama Consulting Group | Apr 15, 2021 | ERP Blog, Software Selection

When you’re searching for the right enterprise software, you’ll inevitably encounter many acronyms. Often, these sound similar to one another, which is the case with ERP and EAM. Standing for enterprise resource planning and enterprise asset management,...

Lessons Learned from the Waste Management ERP Failure

by Bill Baumann | Apr 14, 2021 | ERP Blog, Expert Witness

In 2005, Waste Management (WM) began a major, enterprise-wide SAP ERP implementation. The project was set to go live by 2007, and SAP projected that WM would be able to net upward of $220 million per year in annual benefits. However, in 2008, a $500 million ERP...

Enterprise Digital Assistants: Must-Have ERP Feature?

by Panorama Consulting Group | Apr 8, 2021 | ERP Blog, Software Selection

Digital assistants have been on the scene since 2011, when Siri was introduced on the iPhone 4S. Since then, they’ve been largely designated for personal use. However, new enterprise-wide models are expanding the possibilities of these assistants. In fact, many...

Lessons Learned from the Air Force ERP Failure

by Bill Baumann | Apr 7, 2021 | ERP Blog, Expert Witness

In late 2020, the U.S. Air Force resumed work on an ERP implementation that was originally scrapped back in 2012. The new effort is still underway, set to be completed over a five-year timeline. To understand why the project has been resurrected, it’s necessary...