The Never Ending Implementation of Your Print MIS
Print MIS implementation is a never-ending process. Jennifer Matt interviews Jane Mugford about why the evolution of the Print MIS does not end after the initial implementation. The vendor releases new versions, your business keeps changing (new products, new workflows) - your Print MIS needs to evolve with your business forever.
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By David Carrillo on Jul 27, 2017
Thank you for this point of view, you enlightened me and provided great talking points to my prospective customers.
By Robert Godwin on Jul 31, 2017
Excellent points across the board. Two in particular are sage advice.
1. The MIS implementation is never finished. When it is, so is your business.
2. Isolated data pools are often the result of short sighted ERP. Being able to hit the data cube and parse out a report can reveal opportunities that often go unnoticed. This is the bane of the SMB market.
With data you need to be all in to benefit from the biz intelligence you generate with every order.
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