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Svetach [21]
2 years ago
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In the opening case of target's erp implementation, what were the bad managerial decisions made that led to a failed outcome?

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Ad libitum [116K]2 years ago
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There can be many bad managerial decisions that led to failed outcomes.

What were the bad managerial decisions made that led to a failed outcome?

  • The top management decided to pursue a quick and aggressive implementation schedule.
  • To predict the sales demand in Canada, mid-managers populated the ERP system with benchmark data from US operations.
  • The system's auto-replenishment feature is disabled by store managers because there are insufficient checks and balances.

What is the critical issue in ERP implementation?

To benefit from an ERP solution, a significant amount of change must be carefully managed after an ERP implementation. Top management's commitment, process reengineering, the ERP's integration with other business information systems, the choice and management of consultants and employees, and employee training on the new system are crucial factors that must be carefully taken into account to ensure successful implementation.

Learn more about ERP Implementation: brainly.com/question/15690010

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