Adopting an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is a major milestone for companies undergoing digital transformation. But the gains in productivity, data quality and efficiency depend on employees actually using the system.
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Adopting an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is a major milestone for companies undergoing digital transformation. But the gains in productivity, data quality and efficiency depend on employees actually using the system. Getting people to welcome and use the ERP system daily is crucial, though many firms struggle here. Addressing change management and training is vital for a smooth shift that extracts full value from the ERP investment across the organization.
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3 Why Does User Adoption Matter?
Top 5 Challenges in ERP Adoption 5
7 Strategies for Successful ERP User Adoption 7
10 Conclusion 3
Implementing an ERP system is a major investment that organizations spend millions of dollars on. Even though it presents many benefits, if your employees don't adopt the system fully, your business won't experience these benefits and won't be able to realize the full ROI. Research and studies show that most ERP implementation projects (50% and more) fail to achieve the projected returns because of poor user adoption.
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