Near-Perfect SAP Is Easier to Achieve than Good SAP Is: Part 2
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In this Part 2 of his Lessons Learned series, SAP simplifier Kurt Goldsmith walks project managers through achieving Near-Perfect SAP projects. What does that mean? Whereas good = easier and great = hard in other contexts, Kurt’s decades of SAP experience have taught him that good = hard while great = easier when it comes to SAP. This how-to continuation focuses on the tactics that become possible with the five categories from Part 1 as a target, including a case study to help ground readers in the concepts. Read this article to understand:
• The two kinds of business requirements an SAP system can help with, and how
• The variations in ERP that those functionalities must individually allow vs. prevent and must collectively count and allocate
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