Denver, Colorado -Panorama Consulting Group, an independent enterprise resource planning (ERP) consulting firm in Denver, has announced a new survey to collect qualitative and quantitative data regarding corporate experiences with ERP implementation. Survey questions address the scope, cost, project structure, project duration and overall satisfaction of ERP implementations using Tier I, Tier II, software as a service (SaaS) and open source providers.
“Our 2008 survey showed that corporations often rated ERP implementations with Tier I and Tier II software unsatisfactory for reasons such as extended time-frames, budget overages and problems with organizational changes,” says Eric Kimberling, president of Panorama Consulting Group. “Over the past year, however, the market has shifted. Not only are companies looking for better results for less money and with less staff but SaaS and open source software are being heavily promoted as cost-effective alternatives to traditional ERP packages. As third-party consultants who help companies evaluate the risks and rewards of various ERP options, we are very interested to see if this new climate and these new offerings actually bring about a higher percentage of successful ERP implementations.”
Participants will receive a free copy of the study’s results and analysis when it is released in early 2010. The 2008 survey results and analysis are available at http://panorama-consulting.com/resource-center/.
About Panorama Consulting Group
Founded in 2005, Panorama Consulting Group is a niche consulting firm specializing in the enterprise resource planning (ERP) market for mid-sized companies in North America and Europe. Independent of affiliation, Panorama helps firms evaluate and select ERP software, manages the implementation of the software, and facilitates all related organizational changes to assure that each of its clients realize the full business benefits of their ERP implementation. More information can be found on its website at www.panorama-consulting.com.
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