The ERP system is formed on the basis of the specifications. Missing information can lead to a "wrong" result, but so can too much information.
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A requirements specification is part of every ERP project. It specifies what the new ERP system must fulfil in the company. Therefore, the specifications can vary greatly, as the processes that are to be recorded in the new software naturally also differ from company to company.
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The specifications can be a real burden for any ERP project. Also because it plays a supporting role from start to finish. At the beginning it functions as a contractually important document, then it becomes a guideline and at the end of the project it is the checklist. The people behind the specifications are the future users. But how can the people "in the field" convey important content in such a way that it is also clear for the ERP provider to understand?
Read MoreSUCCESSFUL THROUGH THE ERP PROJECT / the (useful) specifications
A popular method used by many SMEs to select a suitable ERP is to present the specifications to various suppliers. In the comparison, the one that seems to fulfil the criteria of the specifications in the best possible way should then be chosen.
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