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ARTICLE · 09 APRIL 2013

Choosing An ERP System

When most people think of enterprise resource planning systems, they think of complex software solutions directed at large, multinational companies with massive budgets.

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When most people think of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, they think of complex software solutions directed at large, multinational companies with massive budgets. We've all heard the horror stories of how complicated ERP systems can be, and the challenges associated with finding and implementing the right system. For this, and other reasons, many mid-sized companies have shied away from ERP systems for many years – preferring to struggle with an array of disjointed systems and masses of spreadsheets, rather than undergo the pain of the implementation of a new program.

However, today, implementing an ERP system is well within reach for most small and mid-sized businesses. These days, almost all of the mainstream ERP vendors offer some kind of solution directed at helping small and mid-sized businesses increase productivity, reduce costs and transform their business. These systems include best practices and right-sized solutions that are practical and,

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