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Saba University: What a Concept! » The TEC Blog
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08-08-2008

The 7 Deadly Sins of Software Selection » The TEC Blog
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03-06-2011

Software Selection, Mafia-style » The TEC Blog
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14-05-2008

Software Selection Slagging » The TEC Blog
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17-12-2007

Software Selection: A Third Alternative Part One: The Buyer’s Perspective
There are two prevailing approaches for selecting enterprise-wide software: the functions and features approach and the business processes approach. Yet a third alternative does exist—one that takes the best aspects of these two to provide the assurances needed by the buyer and the efficiency desired by the vendor.

PLM SELECTION FOR UNIVERSITY: Software Selection: A Third Alternative Part One: The Buyer’s Perspective Software Selection: A Third Alternative Part One: The Buyer’s Perspective Joseph J. Strub - January 21, 2008 Read Comments Experience has taught many of us that selecting a piece of enterprise-wide software is more of an art form than a science. In software selection, “2 + 2” may equal “4”—if the software selection process is successful and the right software, in all aspects, is selected. Or, “2 + 2” could equal
1/21/2008

Enterprise Software Selection Guide
Selecting an enterprise software solution takes time, energy, and resources. During the selection process, vendors present their products and services in the best possible light, leaving you to separate real functionality from marketing hype. In this guide, you’ll discover a three-phase methodology for objectively researching, evaluating, and selecting the best software solutions for your company.

PLM SELECTION FOR UNIVERSITY: Enterprise Software Selection Guide Enterprise Software Selection Guide Source: Technology Evaluation Centers Document Type: White Paper Description: Selecting an enterprise software solution takes time, energy, and resources. During the selection process, vendors present their products and services in the best possible light, leaving you to separate real functionality from marketing hype. In this guide, you’ll discover a three-phase methodology for objectively researching, evaluating, and selecting the
6/20/2012 10:35:00 AM

ERP Selection Case Study: Tylö
Swedish-based Tylö is the world’s leading manufacturer of sauna, shower, and steam bath systems. Family-owned since the 1940s, today Tylö generates growth by leveraging IT-based operational support. Thus, when new growth objectives called for a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution, Tylö considered four alternatives: Movex, Jeeves, Axapta, and an upgrade of ASW. Find out which system it chose.

PLM SELECTION FOR UNIVERSITY: ERP Selection Case Study: Tylö ERP Selection Case Study: Tylö Source: Jeeves Information Systems Document Type: Case Study Description: Swedish-based Tylö is the world’s leading manufacturer of sauna, shower, and steam bath systems. Family-owned since the 1940s, today Tylö generates growth by leveraging IT-based operational support. Thus, when new growth objectives called for a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution, Tylö considered four alternatives: Movex, Jeeves, Axapta, and an upgrade
8/18/2008 2:04:00 PM

‘Twas the Night Before Software Selection » The TEC Blog
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25-12-2009

10 Tips to Help You Prepare for Your ERP Software Selection
With the complexity of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software selection increasing in proportion to the rising number of options in an ever-changing ERP solutions market, how do you select an ERP solution that is the right fit for your business? Reduce your risk and alleviate the complexity with these 10 crucial ERP software selection tips.

PLM SELECTION FOR UNIVERSITY: 10 Tips to Help You Prepare for Your ERP Software Selection 10 Tips to Help You Prepare for Your ERP Software Selection Source: BSA Document Type: White Paper Description: With the complexity of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software selection increasing in proportion to the rising number of options in an ever-changing ERP solutions market, how do you select an ERP solution that is the right fit for your business? Reduce your risk and alleviate the complexity with these 10 crucial ERP software
2/23/2012 3:46:00 PM

Introducing TEC s Software Selection Portal
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PLM SELECTION FOR UNIVERSITY: Introducing TEC s Software Selection Portal Introducing TEC s Software Selection Portal Since you ve visited our Evaluation Center, are you any closer to finding the right enterprise software solution for you? Did you know TEC offers a self-serve software selection portal? TEC s portal gives you the resources to research hundreds of enterprise software solutions, and stores the results of your evaluation and selection projects in a convenient and secure online location. Used by Fortune 500 enterprises and
7/19/2009

Software Evaluation, Selection, and Procurement
The statistics for completing packaged software implementation projects are grim. This article examines how the software evaluation, selection, and procurement process is key to successful software implementations.

PLM SELECTION FOR UNIVERSITY: Software Evaluation, Selection, and Procurement Software Evaluation, Selection, and Procurement Paul Winandy - February 11, 2003 Read Comments Introduction A 1995 Standish Group research study based on over 8000 software implementation projects found that nearly one third of the projects were canceled before completion. And over 50% of the projects cost nearly twice their original estimates. The study further concluded that only 16% of all software projects are completed on time and on budget (only 9% for
2/11/2003