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Sounds to me like the principal was a seasoned "New ERP" person desperate to control the sprawling scope-creep that inevitably dooms these efforts. I would also
by Alupis 3y ago
Sounds to me like the principal was a seasoned "New ERP" person desperate to control the sprawling scope-creep that inevitably dooms these efforts. I would also wager plenty of customization had been worked out prior to the system being rolled out. SAP, Fusion, etc. are not cookie-cutter software, despite their appearances.
- OldGuyInTheClub 3y agoI think you would lose the wager. SAP effectively dictated organizational and process changes. I've had the misfortune of working with SAP's software. User-hostile doesn't begin to describe it. We now have "HANA" after a two year effort for who knows how much. The same grisly interface but now on the web.