Eight Steps to a Software Upgrade


Most businesses have some kind of business system. As these ERP and SCM systems have grown more sophisticated and comprehensive, it's been less necessary and more expensive to implement each new software version. As a result, some companies implement every other release, while others go for many years on software that simply gets the job done.

Business systems have evolved, and so should planning for new versions. Even so, the question of upgrading remains not "if", but "when."Business systems have evolved, and so should planning for new versions. Even so, the question of upgrading remains not "if", but "when."

To make the decision, businesses need to be able to see past features and functionality and into core business functions and ROI.

This presentation will provide a path for evaluating the need for the upgrade in a way that addresses the dynamics of today's business processes and software. If you follow the path, you’ll get results that compliment your organization's core needs while minimizing disruptions, costs, and waste.

Attendees will learn: