When you want to implement a system, what should you do first? - Current situation analysis and building a framework.
When you want to implement a production management system, contacting a software vendor directly to request a demo is the gateway to failure. Many companies start with product selection, getting caught up in feature comparison charts without having established selection criteria, leading to the realization post-implementation that "this isn't what we wanted"—this pattern repeats itself. [One Point Advice] In System Implementation Part 1, we will explain the overall preparation for implementation, including the three steps of current situation analysis: interviews with management, interviews with the field, and creating a business flow; how to establish a cross-departmental project structure; criteria for deciding whether to implement sales management or production management first; and how to choose between packaged, semi-custom, and custom software. Please download it from the catalog page of Improove Inc. and take a look.
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[One Point Advice] System Implementation Edition 1 is particularly useful for business owners considering the introduction of a production management system for the first time, for those who have just been assigned as system managers, and for companies that have previously experienced failures in implementation. It is ideal for companies at the stage of "not knowing where to start." Specifically, it covers the following six themes: - A concrete method to advance current situation analysis in three steps - Three roles necessary for the success of a production management system implementation project - Criteria for deciding whether to implement sales management or production management first - Differences in cost structure and order of selection between packaged, semi-custom, and handmade software - Three judgment axes for identifying usable packaged software on-site - Three policies to minimize customization and strategies to avoid version upgrade risks This book is designed to ensure that you do not make mistakes on the first step of the long journey of system implementation.
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There is a track record of supporting the introduction of 480 companies over 20 years for factories engaged in made-to-order production.
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