Griffin, a study revealed a bimodal distribution with regard to the degree of implementation success: the groups were entitled winners and losers. There was one differentiating element between winners vs losers. Losers viewed an SAP project as a technology driven project, that it was all about implementing new tech. Winners understood that it was about changing processes and that technology merely enabled to ability to create saner and better company processes.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Griffin Ross
Ok, I give up, what does winners vs. losers mean with respect to SAP implementations?
Griffin, a study revealed a bimodal distribution with regard to the degree of implementation success: the groups were entitled winners and losers. There was one differentiating element between winners vs losers. Losers viewed an SAP project as a technology driven project, that it was all about implementing new tech. Winners understood that it was about changing processes and that technology merely enabled to ability to create saner and better company processes.
Griffin, a study revealed a bimodal distribution with regard to the degree of implementation success: the groups were entitled winners and losers. There was one differentiating element between winners vs losers. Losers viewed an SAP project as a technology driven project, that it was all about implementing new tech. Winners understood that it was about changing processes and that technology merely enabled to ability to create saner and better company processes.
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