Every year, Panorama analyzes industry trends to understand organizations’ selection and implementation practices when it comes to enterprise software.
Every year, Panorama analyzes industry trends to understand organizations’ selection and implementation practices when it comes to enterprise software.
This independent report highlights the ERP vendors that Panorama has found to be highly functional for states, municipalities, nonprofits, and other public sector entities.
Every year, Panorama analyzes industry trends to understand organizations’ selection and implementation practices when it comes to enterprise software.
Our list of top 10 ERP software highlights the vendors our ERP experts have found to be innovative and strong in functionality. This is an overview of those ERP systems.
Every year, Panorama analyzes industry trends to understand organizations’ selection and implementation practices when it comes to enterprise software.
Every year, Panorama analyzes industry trends to understand organizations’ selection and implementation practices when it comes to enterprise software.
This independent report highlights the ERP vendors that Panorama has found to be highly functional for states, municipalities, nonprofits, and other public sector entities.
Every year, Panorama analyzes industry trends to understand organizations’ selection and implementation practices when it comes to enterprise software.
Our list of top 10 ERP software highlights the vendors our ERP experts have found to be innovative and strong in functionality. This is an overview of those ERP systems.
While many ERP vendors claim “food and beverage industry capabilities,” only a few offer the nuanced features and AI-powered agility required in today’s environment. That’s why it’s important to understand which ERP platforms are purpose-built for your realities,...
The Fort Collins vs. Open International lawsuit highlights how ERP failures often stem from flawed procurement, poor governance, and misaligned expectations. Key breakdowns included rushing vendor selection, unclear success metrics, and weak project oversight—all of...
Inconsistent business processes often arise when individual employees change standard workflows to compensate for outdated tools or evolving business demands. Workflow inconsistencies within a job role can make it difficult to define requirements during ERP selection...
Common ERP quick win examples include early reporting pilots and simplified manual processes. Low-risk ERP improvements help teams show progress early without introducing rework or architectural debt later in the project. Knowing how to build momentum in digital...
Many ERP projects stall in testing due to data issues, unclear ownership, and shifting business needs that were never re-aligned. Go-live delays often reflect organizational hesitation rather than technical barriers, especially when change fatigue sets in. Executives...
Preparing finance teams for ERP transformation requires early involvement in system design, not just late-stage training and testing. ERP resistance from finance teams often stems from systems built around idealized workflows that overlook real-world exceptions and...
Many delays, inventory issues, and compliance failures aren’t isolated problems—they’re symptoms of deeper supply chain inefficiencies. Disconnected ERP systems and siloed planning tools make it hard to trace problems back to their source, which is usually related to...
Generative AI is accelerating product development and enabling real-time recipe adjustments in commercial production. Predictive analytics tools are improving supply chain resilience through dynamic inventory and supplier risk modeling. AI and machine learning are...
Succession planning is increasingly linked to digital transformation outcomes, especially in industries with high tenure and undocumented processes. Tribal knowledge transfer plays a critical role in ERP success, yet most organizations lack a structured knowledge...
ERP demos often present an idealized view that hides cost risks tied to licensing, configuration, and future scalability. Financial red flags typically show up in vague pricing models, understated implementation effort, and hidden integration costs. Executives can...
You might need to pause an ERP project to realign it with business goals, clarify scope, or address foundational breakdowns. Stalling an ERP project without strategic intent can disrupt critical business cycles and erode trust. Even intentional ERP project delays have...
Silent ERP user resistance often goes unnoticed, yet it can quietly undermine adoption and long-term system value. Organizational change resistance doesn’t always look like open defiance—sometimes it’s disguised as disengagement. One of the most overlooked...
Generative AI tools often sound confident—even when their answers lack accuracy or context. Overconfident enterprise AI can mislead ERP selection, supply chain planning, and contract risk analysis. GenAI forecasting hallucinations and enterprise AI hallucinations...
A final ERP decision carries long-term operational and financial consequences that require careful validation. ERP due diligence often reveals misaligned assumptions, hidden costs, and overlooked user needs. The ERP procurement process benefits from structured...
ERP systems play a central role in enabling an autonomous supply chain by supporting data accuracy, cross-functional alignment, and real-time decision execution. The success of automated supply chain planning often depends on how well ERP platforms integrate with...
ERP budgets are often shaped by unseen pressures—from internal misalignment to outdated cost assumptions—that distort scope and risk long-term value. Independent ERP selection services and ERP software consultants help expose these invisible influences early, enabling...
Alignment between your HR system and your ERP strategy is critical for government organizations. Effective government ERP system integration depends on coordination across HR, finance, procurement, and IT. Successful public sector ERP planning focuses on shared data...
Generational learning preferences in business influence how users engage with ERP training. ERP digital literacy varies across generations, often creating adoption gaps that impact performance after go-live. A multigenerational ERP training strategy helps...
ERP automations often appear efficient but can quietly create delays, workarounds, and decision bottlenecks when they lack flexibility or real-world context. Common issues include oversimplified rules, unmanaged exceptions, hardcoded logic, and a disconnect between...
Accurate forecasting of post-implementation ERP costs involves modeling for staffing, retraining, and long-term system usage. ERP maintenance costs tend to rise with system complexity, multi-site support, and increased customization over time. Organizations often face...
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