Maximizing business performance through software packages

Robert W Starinsky

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Maximizing business performance through software packages

by Robert W Starinsky

2003

Auerbach

379

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Learn how to: Select the best ERP software for your organization Choose the most effective wrap around software to enhance the performance of an existing ERP system Align software selection with business goals and objectives Budget for the software and the hidden costs involved in its implementation At times a daring, maddening, and even frightening process, finding and implementing a suitable software package is never an easy task. The cost of the software package is often a fraction of the overall expense. Unless carefully selected, a major software package implementation can consume a considerable amount of your organization's time and energy. An ill-informed purchase can cost your organization it's customers, dollars, and reputation. Maximizing Business Performance through Software Packages: Best Practices for Justification, Selection, and Implementation explores the business challenges involved in justifying, selecting, and implementing software packages. It contains practical advice and insights on how to select "good fitting" software packages, how to justify them in terms of their ability to enable business process change or improvement, and most importantly, how to implement them successfully. Selecting and implementing enterprise architecture technology software solutions involves a large expenditure across all the resources of an organization. The process has become increasingly complex as business functions have become increasingly integrated. Maximizing Business Performance through Software Packages: Best Practices for Justification, Selection, and Implementation provides a definitive source that will help you select the solutions that best fit your business needs.

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This edition of Maximizing business performance through software packages has approximately 379 pages. Please note, this is an estimate and the exact page count can vary between hardcover, paperback, and e-book versions.

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Maximizing business performance through software packages was written by Robert W Starinsky.

When was Maximizing business performance through software packages published?

The publication date for this specific edition is 2003. The original work may have been published on a different date.