Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
An ERP relies on accurate and consistent information. Reviewing data before migration can help organisations identify ownership, remove poor-quality information and establish standards that support reliable reporting and decision-making after go-live.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
Implementing an ERP requires organisations to understand and map their existing processes. This creates an opportunity to identify duplication, inefficiencies and outdated ways of working before new processes are built into the system.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
The benefits of ERP can include improved efficiency, more consistent data, better reporting, streamlined processes and greater visibility across the organisation. ERP implementation can also provide an opportunity to review existing ways of working and identify areas for improvement.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
No. Implementing an ERP can also affect business processes, responsibilities and ways of working. Considering people and change management alongside the technology can therefore be important. Nine Feet Tall supports organisations through complex ERP and business transformation programmes with this broader picture in mind.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
Connecting an ERP with your POS system allows transaction information to flow into other areas of the business, such as inventory and finance. This can reduce manual data entry and help maintain more consistent information across systems.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
An ERP can connect sales and inventory information, providing greater visibility of stock across the business. This can help retailers make more informed decisions about replenishment, purchasing and stock levels.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
Retailers should consider how well an ERP integrates with existing systems, particularly POS, inventory, finance and ecommerce platforms. CRM functionality, analytics, scalability and ease of use should also form part of the decision.
Oct 2nd, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
A retail ERP is an Enterprise Resource Planning system used to bring core retail processes and information together. This can include areas such as finance, inventory, supply chain, sales, customer data and reporting.
Aug 26th, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
Start by understanding the reason for the resistance rather than assuming people simply do not want to change. Engage stakeholders early, communicate clearly, provide relevant training and create opportunities for people to raise concerns. Feedback can help leaders identify where more communication, support or action is required.
Aug 26th, 2026
Written by: Daniel May
Digital transformation leadership is about providing clear direction and maintaining ownership throughout technology-enabled change. Senior leaders need to communicate why the change matters, make decisions when issues arise, align stakeholders and make sure people have the support required to adopt new ways of working. Leadership should continue after go-live so that adoption and business outcomes […]
