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I think it would be useful (for me anyway) to gain some knowledge about what's possible, especially prior to contributing to the vendor/system selection discussion and well before having to use it.
What are some
ERP Training In A Non-Sales Setting?
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I love implementation of ERP systems and project management, it sounds like your team does too.
If you are a larger mid size business and you want the full featured ERP reporting density and transparency, etc but you want it from the cloud, I encourage you to research Intacct. Intacct is recommended by the AICPA. Mozilla has implemented it - they have over 600 employees. You can find the
ERP will help you to scale, its an important transition, but you don't need to invest in expensive
It's just like everything else in business - it always comes back to networking.
The best source for this info is from other companies in your field - see what they are using, how it works for them, how it doesn't, who handles the support, etc. Ideally, if you have a good relationship with competitors, possibly thru an industry association - that's where I'd start. Industry specific trade shows can also be a good source for IT vendors. Or,if you're able, post more specifics about your firm and its needs on Proformative and see what this community suggests.
Good luck!
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