E-MailERP Projects: Part II -- Prices, Pain, and Benefits
In Part I, we addressed the issues raised in Cutter Consortium's March 2003 survey of 99 firms that have installed ERP systems. Those issues include installation times, vendors, and the use of systems integration consultants. Now let's turn to other facets of the ERP experience.
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