When your ERP project teams prioritize business process improvement (BPI), your odds of success improve significantly. This guide covers the three questions, five phases and core process areas that turn BPI into ERP ROI.
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When your ERP project teams prioritize business process improvement (BPI), your odds of success improve significantly. Here's why BPI is important: at the most basic level, the primary function of an ERP solution is to help your organization efficiently and effectively execute core business processes.
It's easy to lose sight of that fact and get distracted by complex software comparisons, deployment strategy discussions, implementation planning meetings and budget negotiations. But when you can get management, project teams and stakeholders to concentrate on streamlining and integrating your processes, you virtually ensure that you will realize improved productivity, accelerated workflows and lower operational costs, benefits that drive higher business performance.
75% of organizations say business process improvement initiatives helped their organizations accomplish their goals. (BPTrends, "The State of the BPM Market 2020")
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