Scott Buckhout, Edward Frey and Joseph Nemec Jr. [Archive.org URL]

The reality is that an ERP system locks in the operating principles and processes for the corporation. Once the ERP system is installed, the odds of being able or willing to pay for modifications are close to zero. The cost; complexity; investment of time and staff, and implications and politics of untangling such an expensive investment prohibit most companies from tackling this issue. Consequently, it is important that ERP systems be implemented in a business-driven, cost-effective fashion from the start.

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