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Directing the ERP Implementation
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Directing the ERP Implementation

by Michael W. Pelphrey
April 2015
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
380 pages
13h 57m
English
CRC Press
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Education, Training, and Implementation Framework87
associates, production, technical, etc.), as well as others. e scope of the education eort will be
determined by roughing out an estimate of the number of employees to be educated.
As the planning progresses, names of the people within each group must be given. One such
format may be used to list the names of those people who comprise the executive, project team, man-
ager, and instructor groups within the organization. ese are the people who must be educated rst.
To begin identifying the company personnel who will need education, one might proceed as follows:
1. Executive management: Managers with overall responsibility for the company, generally the
president and his sta.
2. Project ...
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ISBN: 9781482248418