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ERP class "A" implementation toolkit

All the help a manufacturing company needs to achieve class "A" with an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system

Welcome to BPIC's ERP class "A" Implementation Toolkit.
(Class "A" is the top classification on the internationally recognised ABCD checklist )

This toolkit is designed to help companies who either want to improve the use of their enterprise resource planning (ERP) or manufacturing resource planning (MRPII) system or are thinking of implementing such a system.

Many companies implement an ERP (enterprise resource planning) system but get little business benefit. Too often the software is "mapped" straight on to existing procedures so just creating an additional layer of administration.  The ERP system becomes little more than a data capture and storage system and a way to print the necessary paperwork. 

Just implementing a planning system is not enough, managers need help to learn how to substitute current planning methods with the facilities of an integrated planning system.  This integrated way of working does not develop naturally but once these ideas have been put into practice the end result is much better control of all the business processes from finance through sales, planning, manufacturing and purchasing resulting in dramatically increased customer service and lower operating costs.

Class "A" companies achieve better than 98% customer service, accurate stock records and bills of material and reduced lead time, manufacturing costs and inventory.

The toolkit is based around a well tested and easy to follow implementation checklist. To achieve class "A" you open the checklist and work down it. The ERP class "A" toolkit will link you to all the resources below as you need them to complete the implementation or re-implementation successfully. Click the image on the top right of this page to download the toolkit (9.6MB) for just £34.90 (about US$68 or €49).

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 £34.90 (about US$68 or €49).

Toolkit Table of Contents

Reproduction of any of the material in the toolkit for profit is strictly forbidden but the material may be copied for personal and company internal use provided the resource paragraph is included.

 
You can purchase and download the ERP Class "A" toolkit (9.6MB for just £34.90 (about US$68 or €49) by clicking the toolkit image on the right.

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If you do not want to purchase the whole toolkit right now, you could purchase e-books on individual subjects such as Sales and Operations Planning, Stock Record Accuracy or How to Master Schedule by Phil Robinson for just £4.95 (about US$9 or €7). Click the text links above for more details and download instructions or go to www.bpic.co.uk/be_book.htm for the full list.

Comment from Dennis Goldensohn - Arkwin Industries, Inc.Westbury, NY (USA)

I have read all of the materials that I purchased from you last month. I was
very pleased with ALL of the materials. In addition, I am using the ABCD to
rate the "Current State" of my company and then to structure a "Future State
Map" of the way things should be like which includes an implementation of an
ERP Solution.

The 234 page book "Business Excellence" is superb and the related slide show
that you sent acknowledges the subject that you read about in the text. At
the present we are a C- house as far as the ABCD review. Thus in my report
for an ERP implementation here I sated that we needed to prioritize getting
all of these issues resolved and not pollute the new system with 'GIGO"; Garbage
In-Garbage Out!

 

Phil Robinson - www.bpic.co.uk