More often than not, companies that implement an ERP system and have trouble achieving rapid return on investment (ROI) may labor under this misconception, or at the very least may underestimate their own role in successful implementation and operation of their new enterprise software environment.
This NetSuite White Paper explores the business processes underpinning companies that derive their revenue from the provision of services – whether they are standalone service-providing businesses or parts of a larger organization. Key business processes discussed include accelerating sales, tracking projects, improving lead-to-cash and managing professional services accounting.
One of the great drivers in terms of the value proposition for selling a Managed Print Services solution to your current customers is to promise to lower their total cost or printing.
As your Small to Medium Business (SMB) takes on new staff, implements new processes and expands its operations, it’s important to have a robust business system that supports this kind of growth. If your goal is for your SMB to grow into a large enterprise, start running it like one.
Aberdeen firmly believes an ERP implementation should never be viewed as “done”, since business requirements and avaliable functionality continues to evolve.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software provides a broad range of capabilities to support all critical back office functions. With features for manufacturing, supply chain management, human resources, financial management, and more, ERP software can improve core operations across an entire business.
Like an ERP but for service organizations, professional service automation (PSA) includes modules such as accounting, client relationship management, project management and payroll to help automate the professional service firm’s projects and resources. Download the Top 10 Professional Services Automation Software report for our comparison of the top PSA solutions.
Michael Roseman of Astadia discusses life before and after NetSuite OpenAir.