A struggling or stalled ERP project is an unfortunately common phenomenon — but entirely salvageable when the situation is identified early and addressed systematically. When a project begins to falter, it is rarely due to a single cause; rather, it is the result of multiple contributing factors.
Early warning signs of a project crisis may include repeatedly slipping timelines, an overloaded or frustrated project team, increasingly cautious communication from the vendor, or a high number of basic errors in testing — issues that should have been avoidable.
More severe indicators include unclear or shifting project goals, escalating costs, loss of business confidence, a vendor who can no longer resolve issues, or a lack of planning and structure — including repeated postponements of the go‑live.
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