How to maximize the Return on
your ERP Investment?
Date : 29th November 2018
Time : 7:30 PM
Going live with an ERP Application is not the end of the journey of an ERP Implementation project. It is rather the first step in generating a continuous return on investment.
One needs to make sure the organization can leverage the features and functions of the ERP to increase their productivity and generate more revenue, through better utilization of the resources at its disposal.
Many organizations choose to go live through the path of least resistance and try to replicate their legacy business practices in the new environment without a full-fledged analysis thereof. This often leads to a situation where the ERP Applications become an overhead rather than enablers of business efficiencies.
Agenda
How do we maximize the ROI on ERP Applications?
How do we diagnose the root cause?
How do we correct it?
What are the symptoms of sub-optimal utilization of ERP Applications?
Presenter
Rajanikanth T ( Raj)
Vice President – Customer Solutions & Innovation
Speakers Bio
Rajanikanth is the head of Research and Innovation Group of Hasman, which designs and develops solutions that will help customers to enhance their applications and business processes. He has more than 25 years of experience in successfully implementing ERP Solutions globally for business organizations of different scales and sizes including some of the Fortune 500 Companies. Throughout his rich consulting career he has architected multiple success stories of ERP Enablement and also turned around multiple cases where the expected outcomes of the implementations are not fully realized.
In this session Raj would share the glimpses of his experience of how to detect the areas of sub-optimal utilization of ERP Applications, diagnose the root cause and enable those areas to transform your business efficiencies and profitability. You will be able to identify the blind spots in your perspective towards ERP solutions and embrace an ROI based approach instead of transactional based approach towards your ERP spend.