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All this goes a long way to ensure the project will be successful. However, despite any and all such preparations and planning, occasionally an ERP project does go off course.
There is a close correlation between the project plan defined at the start of the project and the project schedule experienced in the course of a project with time delays and postponements. Likewise, unmistakable warning signs are when budgets get out of hand or it is discovered that the original project goals can hardly be achieved.
This is then usually the starting signal from the management for an ERP project rescue.
The consequences of rescuing a project from a predicament are manageable. There are alternative courses of action depending on the project status or duration.
Should the project be stopped?
Could the project be stopped? Or is it part of a larger business initiative that builds upon each other?
Are there possibilities to save the project as a whole or at least parts of it?
What costs will still be incurred if the project is continued?
What costs will be incurred if the project is discontinued?
What acceptance does the project still have among the project participants?
What measures must be taken to continue the project and thus achieve the originally defined ERP project goal?
Which project planning promises success and must be established?
We conduct an independent fact check with you, your stakeholders and your project staff in a commitment of a few days with a recovery audit (assessment). This enables us to work out the options for an ERP project recovery. The focus of the work will be on working out the risks involved in an ERP recovery:
What does it mean to continue with the complete project scope?
What would be the impact of a partial continuation of project parts.
What would be the effects of a complete project stop?
Independent ERP consulting to assess the status of the ERP project.
ERP project status based on your implementation progress to date to assess project implementation performance.
Decision-making basis for further activities for an ERP project recovery or project rescue.
Decision-making basis for a project termination and subsequent necessary backup measures.
Creation of a clear roadmap in each case for an ERP project continuation or also a possible project termination.
Statements on risk management.
Project management with milestones and a project methodology that keeps the risks in focus in the event of a project rescue and can therefore make a successful ERP project possible.
Statements on user acceptance
Statements on the degree of integration into your current IT system landscape.
An independent ERP consultancy that has only one goal: To successfully implement your ERP project.