This global non-profit organization first needed to conduct an ERP assessment and business case to get executive buy-in to select a new ERP solution.
- Goals for this group were to determine a strategy to integrate business functions with operational systems and industry best practices and prepare for successful implementation.
- They had grown from a grassroots concept to a global nonprofit and their system environment included numerous best-of-breed applications that were fragmented, duplicative, and manual.
- They lacked rules based electronic workflow and had a large number of shadow systems such as Access and Excel
- They were dependent on in-house development to bridge gaps and specific team members to administer, enhance, and troubleshoot issues with these systems that put them at risk
- The financial system used by global operations had created significant manual work
- They had siloed information that made it difficult for reporting and making real time decisions