Per-user pricing: the five-year arithmetic
What seat-based ERP costs a group that adds two branches a year — and what it does to hiring.
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What seat-based ERP costs a group that adds two branches a year — and what it does to hiring.
This article is being written. In the meantime, talk to us directly about anything it would have covered.
On most fit-out and contracting projects, margin doesn't disappear in one bad decision. It leaks out through a sequence of small, entirely reasonable-seeming ones
Ask any implementation partner which ERP projects they'd call failures, and very few of the answers involve the software not working as specified.
A UAE-based group with entities in Dubai mainland, a free zone, and maybe a Saudi or Qatari subsidiary faces a version of month-end close that a single-entity business never has to think about: each entity closes on its own chart of accounts,