It is the work of planning and running an ERP project, covering people, process, data and systems.
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| Week | Focus |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | Appoint a project owner and sponsor; Confirm scope and phases |
| Week 2 | Map processes and requirements; Prepare data and migration plan |
| Week 3 | Configure and test with real scenarios; Train users by role |
| Week 4 | Plan go-live and support; Review and improve after launch |
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The same five stages apply to every platform, so you always know what comes next.
| Stage | What happens |
|---|---|
| 1. Discover | Workshops and process mapping with the people who do the work. We record what happens today, where it breaks and what must not change. |
| 2. Scope and propose | A written scope with modules, integrations, data to migrate, roles, assumptions and a phased plan, so cost and effort are visible before you commit. |
| 3. Configure and build | Set-up, workflows, approvals, reports and integrations built in a test environment and reviewed with your team in short cycles. |
| 4. Test and train | Scenario testing with your own data, role-based training and a go-live checklist agreed with the business owner. |
| 5. Go live and support | Cut-over planning, hyper-care after launch and an ongoing support arrangement for changes, users and reports. |
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FAQ![]()
It is the work of planning and running an ERP project, covering people, process, data and systems.
Appoint a project owner and sponsor.
Unclear scope, poor data and too little user involvement are the most frequent causes of problems.
It depends on scope and readiness, so we plan phases rather than promise a fixed time.
Not always, but an experienced partner can shorten the learning curve and reduce risk.
Agree a few measures before you start, such as time saved, accuracy and user adoption, then review them regularly.
Appoint a project owner and sponsor; Confirm scope and phases; Map processes and requirements; Prepare data and migration plan; Configure and test with real scenarios; Train users by role; Plan go-live and support; Review and improve after launch.
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