ERP Selection & Implementation Case Studies

Spirent Communications
Spirent Communications had acquired 5 companies in 5 different locations: California, Hawaii, Canada, New Jersey, and London. Adtech, the Hawaiian company was growing at 100% a year and was operating on a number of Tier III disparate systems.

Full Compass Systems
A legacy software system was in place that primarily supported the telemarketing efforts of the in-house sales organization. The system used an outdated database and was eventually ported to a Linux operation system.

Eclipse Thermal Solutions
At the time of engagement with Ultra, the company was hindered by several stand-alone legacy systems in 8 different global facilities across 3 continents.
Business users were creating their own process improvement projects and custom-built tools to address deficiencies.
There were dozens of independent process initiatives with limited visibility and duplication.

Copperweld
Copperweld was forced into a position of borrowing convertible raw materials from various production runs to meet spikes in demand in another production line.
Copperweld’s Materials Resource Planning (MRP) system did not support visualization of the stock outs or inventory fluctuations that resulted from these practices.
ERP Blog from Ultra Consultants
Why Manufacturers Struggle to Achieve ERP ROI
ERP ROI rarely fails because of the software. See the five reasons manufacturers cannot prove their return, and how to govern value after go-live instead.
What CEOs Should Know Before Starting an ERP Selection Project
An ERP selection project decides how your company plans, builds and reports for a decade. Here is what CEOs must own before the first vendor call.
How Supply Chain Volatility Is Changing ERP Priorities
Supply chain volatility has changed what manufacturers need from ERP. See which capabilities now matter most and how to evaluate systems for response speed.
How to Recover From a Failed ERP Implementation
After a failed ERP implementation, executives face one decision: stabilize, re-implement or replace. Here is the evidence that call requires and who owns it.



