Editor’s Note: Norman Katz, president of supply chain consultancy Katzscan Inc., writes a monthly column for Supply Chain Management Review. Katz’s column appears on the third Monday of each month. I ...

Modernization of systems is a constant state in the IT world of education, both in K-12 and higher ed. Changing business needs, demand for enhanced services, aging legacy systems and new advances in ...

Governmental entities, no less than companies, encounter numerous risks in selecting, planning for and implementing an enterprise resource planning (ERP) software system such as Oracle, SAP, Microsoft ...

Fundamentally, the flaw in all project management tools is the inability to automatically close the loop between assigning tasks and getting feedback from team members: Have they received and ...

Epicor announced on Monday a new program aimed at containing the cost of ERP (enterprise resource planning) projects, which are notorious for running late and over budget. Like any ERP implementation, ...

At a time when many businesses are being forced to pause or slow down operations, many of our customers are shipping more product than ever. Our company produces enterprise resource planning (ERP) ...

Businesses around the world have had to shift - where they can - to digital workarounds, distributed workforces and online collaboration in order to maintain operations wherever possible during ...

No timeline, no fixes until after rollout, ignoring ideas -- behold the textbook example of what not to do as a project lead Some lessons are more painful to learn than others. My pain point hit its ...

The ERP project was approved in 2016 to streamline government operations and merge the county’s disparate systems under one roof. It has included several phases, the last and most difficult of which ...

It is “distressingly common” to see ERP (enterprise-resource-planning) projects involving Oracle, SAP and Microsoft Dynamics software end up taking longer than customers anticipated, according to a ...

A would-be Epicor customer is taking the ERP (enterprise resource planning) vendor to court over a “big mess” of a software project that it says ended up battering its bottom line instead of improving ...