This ebook will discuss: Manufacturing and distribution companies rely on enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems to streamline business processes, reduce operational costs and improve
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This ebook will discuss: Manufacturing and distribution companies rely on enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems to streamline business processes, reduce operational costs and improve
organizational efficiency. But your company can only
experience these benefits when the ERP implementation scope creep process is successful. There are many cases where ERP
implementations fail for various reasons. in your ERP project
Beyond a true "failure", your company's maximum return What is ERP Scope Creep? on investment in ERP may be put at risk due to an issue ERP scope creep is a situation referred to as "scope creep". where the scope of your ERP project begins to expand beyond the original objectives, "The impact of scope creep can be costly, deliverables and timelines. This often leading to extended deadlines and may be due to the addition of
additional fees. Your team may also lose new features, customizations or sight of the original goals or the core integrations that were not issues your ERP project was meant to included in the project's original address, leaving your end-users scope. dissatisfied with the ERP project, which can also lower adoption rates." Scope creep can result in: