systems, and many implemented ERP systems to
solve their year 2000 problems. But the price of
securing the benefits of ERP may be high. Not
only do ERP systems take a lot of time and money
to implement, they can disrupt a companys culture,
create extensive training requirements, and
even lead to productivity dips and mishandled
customer orders that, at least in the short term, can
damage the bottom line [29]. Moreover, according
to Standish Group research, 90% of ERP implementations
end up late or over budget