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Comprehensive list of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems?
As a starting point to researching potential ERP solutions for our company, I would like to see a comprehensive list of all the solutions out there….?
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www.findaccountingsoftware.com is about as comprehensive as it gets.
You could also look at:
www.capterra.com
http://erp.technologyevaluation.com/
Also knowledgestorm.com, 2020software.com, accounting411.com, software4distributors.com and there are others.
It's very tough to start from a list of 250-1000 vendors. With a few basic requirements like industry, vertical market, company size you can start to winnow your list down to a more manageable number of 25. Many of these sites have long features lists that you can use. Our experience is that these aren't that helpful anymore - to many questions about features that every package has. Focus on your critical processes that differentiate you from your competitors.
The sources provided so far are good. I would also add www.accountinglibrary.com. This site as well as the TEC site let users create a needs definition list that drives their initial screening. Other sites do not. While research is certainly an important step, there are critical steps that must be taken to build a string foundation for project success: management and employee buy-in at all levels, tight project organization and control, participation by all employee levels, and a little bit of sckepticism regarding vendor claims. "Prove it to me" seems to work very well.
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