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ERP Implementation Methodology Your role in it SUBHAJIT MAZUMDER Managing Member, Team Advisory

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S UBHAJIT M AZUMDER Managing Member, Team Advisory Agenda •Understanding ‘Implementation’ Chll &Rik •Challenges & Risks •Implementation Methodology •Action Plans –Business process –Accepted practices & best practices –Extent of re‐engineering –Organization maturity & culture –Technology •Standard software process parlance – developmentinstallationdelivery development, installation, delivery •Why Implementation? •Various aspects involved

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ERP Implementation Methodology – Your role in it

SUBHAJIT MAZUMDER

Managing Member, Team Advisory

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Agenda

• Understanding ‘Implementation’

Ch ll & Ri k• Challenges & Risks

• Implementation Methodology

• Action Plans

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Understanding ‘Implementation’

• Standard software process parlance –development installation deliverydevelopment, installation, delivery

• Why Implementation?

• Various aspects involved– Business process

– Accepted practices & best practices

– Extent of re‐engineering

– Organization maturity & culture

– Technology

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Challenges

• Identifying need for ERP – what tangible benefits does a company expect?benefits does a company expect?

• Is ERP the way to achieve it? – we are talking abo t con ictionabout conviction

• Legacy systems have served for no. of years –replace them!!

• Business processes have been carried out this way for x no. of years – change them!!

• Learning barriersg

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Challenges

• Cost of implementation – what are my one‐time costs and recurring costs?time costs and recurring costs?

• So many products (roughly over 300 today!!) –hich one ill I implement?which one will I implement?

• Commitment of resources over a LONG period of time

• How to go about choosing the right implementer?

• Will the implementation be successful?p

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Risks

• Implementation risk

U i k• Usage risk

• Financial risk

• Resource risk

• Data risk

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The beginnings

• ERP fitment has been done – [elaborate]

S f i l t ti h b d id d• Scope of implementation has been decided

• Consultants have been engaged

• Know your stakeholders

• Form a team!! – [characteristics][ ]

• The project is about to begin – buy in some timetime

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Team Structure

Client Project M

Consultant P j t MManager Project Manager

Client Process O

Consultant FunctionalOwners Functional

C lt tClient End Users

Consultant Functional / TechnicalTechnical

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Client Readiness

• Prepare for the implementationAnalyze current ways of conducting business– Analyze current ways of conducting business

– Identify pain areas / bottlenecks

Id tif t ibl bl d i d– Identify tangible, measurable, desired improvements

Orient your people about ERP tell them its for– Orient your people about ERP – tell them its for better – also let them know the initial hurdles –create a mindsetcreate a mindset

– Document

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So far..

P i l t tiProject ‘go’ decision has been taken with 

conviction

Pre‐implementation consulting has been 

done. Derive maximum benefit

Getting ready for the marathon implementationconviction maximum benefit 

during this stage.implementation

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Implementation Phases

Analysis

DesignGo‐Live

Configuration & 

Customization

User Acceptance Testingg

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Analysis

• Requirements gathering stage

AS IS• AS‐IS

• TO‐BE

• Gap fitment – fit, workaround, customization

• Requirements Document – FRD / PDD / SRSq / /

• What you should do?

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Design

• There is nothing to design!!

Wh t h ld d ?• What you should do?

• Technical Design Documents

• Information Flows

• Delegation of responsibilityg p y

• System Architecture

• Connectivity / Hardware / Software suitability• Connectivity / Hardware / Software suitability

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Configuration

• Questionnaires

D t t l t• Data templates

• Verification & Validation

• Some data migration

• What you should do?y

• En‐Vision!!

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Customization

• New processes will be developed

T h i l k d t• Technical work products

• What you should do?

• Ensure complete integrity with base product functionality

• Do not customize too much!!

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User Acceptance Testing

• Test plans

B i l d fi iti• Business cycle definitions

• Identifying correct functional testers

• What you should do?

• Remember the onus of testing lies on you!!g y

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Go‐Live

• Data migration

O i b l• Opening balances

• User roles

• What you should do?

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Post‐Implementation

• Use! Use! Use! the ERP system

Id tif bl (if )• Identify problems (if any)

• Complete execution of all possible activities within a time framework

• Verify ticket resolutions

• Ask for limited support

• Own the systemOwn the system

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Questions?Questions?

Thank You

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