The global ERP software market is forecast to grow at around 7% this year, with new spending driven by increased adoption from midsize organisations, particularly those moving to SaaS-based ERP.
But before you jump into an ERP project, it’s best to be aware of the pitfalls enterprises have encountered before you. Following are the most common mistakes organizations make when they implement ERP for the first time, upgrade an existing ERP system, switch from one vendor to another, or migrate an on-prem system to the cloud.
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EPAM Expands Salesforce Capabilities with Acquisition of PolSource
Acquisition enables EPAM to build integrated consulting and engineering teams around a larger global footprint transforming businesses, using Salesforce, for faster time-to-market.
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EPAM acquires PolSource to grow integrated Salesforce consulting and engineering excellence around a larger global footprint - transforming businesses for faster time-to-market.
What s the News? EPAM acquires PolSource,
an expert Salesforce Consulting Partner with more than 350 experienced Salesforce specialists across the Americas and Europe.
Why it s Important? With increasing demand for Salesforce-driven digital transformation, customers need a technology partner that has both the vision and expertise to help get the best results. Therefore, the quality of Salesforce integration consulting and digital transformation services is more important than e
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Mr Klein became
CEO at the peak of covid-19’s first wave. It had hurt
SAP more than other tech firms: many of its biggest clients, such as carmakers and energy companies, were temporarily hit by the pandemic. And it struck as more rivals were vying for swathes of the business-software market that the German giant used to rule.
Then, in October, Mr Klein was humbled when he presented changes to
SAP’s business model that would depress margins in the short run and delay earlier revenue and profit targets by two years. Combined with lacklustre results for the third quarter, the news shaved 22% off the firm’s share price, wiping out €35bn ($41bn) in market value, the sharpest drop in 21 years and almost unheard of for a firm of