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It’s mid-January and IT’S GO TIME!

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The calendar is fresh, the resolutions are made and the opportunities are endless!

So, it is time to dive right in and start tackling your to-do’s?

Right?

Not just yet!

First, you need to take the time to think about your ERP strategy.

What’s an ERP strategy?

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ERP strategy is a guideline for the steps you should take before, during, and after an ERP implementation. They are the steps recommended to ensure proper functionality and ultimate success with an ERP system… the system you RELY on to help you run your business.

Think of it this way: Before you take a long road trip, you might do some planning….which cities do I want to visit? What hotels are available? What sites look interesting? Without planning, you’re just winging it. While “winging it” might turn out great, it also might turn out horribly.

A horrible road trip isn’t the end of the world, but a horrible ERP strategy could be. What if you never took the time to evaluate your ERP system and determine how well it is or isn’t matching up with your company’s growth strategy? What if your employees really didn’t understand why they were using certain features, or how best to use them…they just (somehow) got the required transactions in…never sure if they were even processed correctly or completely? What if you never investigated new features in the ERP, or ways that processes could be streamlined which might save significant amounts of manual effort and money?

Whether the next steps in your ERP strategy involve a major ERP upgrade, new integrations, or gaining efficiencies with the system you have in place today, there are always things that can be done to improve. 

Crossroads RMC can:

  • Provide assistance with implementing new functionality in your existing ERP version.
  • Lead the charge to help you upgrade your ERP to the latest version available.
  • Train new employees, or retrain existing employees based on best practices.
  • Automate some of your most time-consuming, manual processes.
  • Integrate your systems so that everything communicates with your ERP and functions as one cohesive system.
  • Deliver ERP add-on solutions that can save your company a significant amount of time and money.

Crossroads RMC offers a FULL spectrum of consulting services and software to assist manufacturers on the path of optimization, by reducing operating costs, improving quality, and increasing manufacturing efficiencies.

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IT'S GO TIME!

Contact us today to discuss your ERP strategy and how Crossroads RMC can help you make 2022 a rousing success for your business! 

solutions@crossroadsrmc.com  | 800.762.2077

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