Enhanced Project Success Through SAP Best Practices: International Benchmarking Study (SAP PRESS: englisch) von Martin Selchert - Martin Selchert
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This book analyses the potential of SAP Best Practices, the preconfigured solutions to simplify standard software implementation. It is the first quantitative investigation of results gathered from worldwide practical user experience. See how project success improves in terms of time, cost, and quality. Find out about the "lessons learnt" and the key factors of success. Furthermore, get practical information, which application saved on resources to which extent, when implemented with SAP Best Practices. You get a valuable aid to decision making on the use of preconfigured solutions. This book…mehr

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This book analyses the potential of SAP Best Practices, the preconfigured solutions to simplify standard software implementation. It is the first quantitative investigation of results gathered from worldwide practical user experience. See how project success improves in terms of time, cost, and quality. Find out about the "lessons learnt" and the key factors of success. Furthermore, get practical information, which application saved on resources to which extent, when implemented with SAP Best Practices. You get a valuable aid to decision making on the use of preconfigured solutions. This book helps you to draft, and successfully execute, a realistic project plan by avoiding over- or underestimating the potential value added through SAP Best Practices.
Autorenporträt
M. Selchert Prof. Dr. Martin Selchert is a professor at Ludwigshafen University of Applied Sciences and a management consultant. He specializes in management, marketing, and e-business. From 1994-2000 he worked with McKinsey & Company, Inc., a leading international management consultancy. He has many years of project experience in assessing the profitability of IT investments, IT strategy and portfolio optimization, and change management. In 2003, he published a study on the "CFROI of Customer Relationship Management".