Introductory Events

The difference between a great and a bad ERP implementation is like night and day.

When an ERP implementation is done well, teams get the clarity they need, processes become smoother, and the whole business gains the confidence to grow. Ultimately, this means customers get a better experience.

On the other hand, a poor implementation that drags on, costs more than expected and loses direction can leave a sour note. Whether it’s a lack of industry specialism from your ERP partner, unclear expectations or too many moving parts, unwanted surprises are the last things distributors need – especially when margins are tight and operations rely on time-critical workflows.

Thankfully, there’s an easier route to ERP implementation, particularly to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Join our upcoming webinar: an introduction to a fixed Business Central implementation

In this free online session, we’ll explore the common pitfalls that catch distributors off guard and share an easier way to get up and running with Business Central with an approach that’s designed for busy distributors looking to simplify their business processes without the hassle.

What we’ll cover:

• What a bad ERP implementation typically looks like – and how to spot the warning signs
• Why distributors opt for a fixed, no frills ERP implementation approach
• A walkthrough of Delivered! – our fixed cost, fixed outcome implementation for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
• A step-by-step look at how the Delivered! implementation approach works in practice
• Q&A session – bring your questions!

What is Delivered!?

Delivered! is a fixed cost, fixed outcome way to implement Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central – designed specifically for distributors in mind. It gets you live in around four months from kick-off, with a clear scope, clear timeline and no unwelcome surprises.

No hidden costs or timeline creep, just a straightforward and more cost-effective route to a successful ERP implementation.

Register for the free webinar on Tuesday, 17th March, 10am – 11am (GMT).