As Senior Advisor and Technical Architect with IFS in North America, Amy Eager is a sought-after expert on enterprise resource planning (ERP), field service management (FSM) and enterprise asset management (EAM) software. She provides technical thought leadership, advisory services, training and assistance to the IFS customer base. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems from the University of Phoenix.
Companies have always been concerned that traditional enterprise software is
slow and complex to install, often disrupting critical and time-sensitive
operations during roll-out. With the growing need to integrate new digital
technologies into the enterprise to transform business processes, this
concern has become even more pressing.
A 2016 Panorama Consulting Solutions study revealed that enterprise resource
planning (ERP) projects took an average of 21 months to install, with 57
percent of these projects experiencing timeline overruns. A span of almost
two years can be a long time when disruptive change comes in weeks or months
rather than years. Any executive that has been around enterprise software
implementations knows not only that new systems can take a long time to
implement, but can take almost as long to change or update with new
technologies.
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As Senior Advisor and Technical Architect with IFS in North America, Amy Eager is a sought-after expert on enterprise resource planning (ERP), field service management (FSM) and enterprise asset management (EAM) software. She provides technical thought leadership, advisory services, training and assistance to the IFS customer base. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Information Systems from the University of Phoenix.
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