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This book will help organizations who have implemented or are considering implementing Microsoft Dynamics achieve a better result.
It presents Regatta Dynamics, a methodology developed by the authors for the structured implementation of Microsoft Dynamics. From A-to-Z, it details the full implementation process, emphasizing the organizational component of the implementation process and the cohesion with functional and technical processes.
Does the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics(TM) contribute to the goals of your company? Does your company itself have the capacity to build a bridge between the Business and IT? Can your employees adopt a flexible attitude on all the related changes ? And, probably even more important, is that what they are also willing to do? If you are striving for a full-hearted yes to these questions, this is the book for you.
Regatta Dynamics, our methodology for the structured implementation of Microsoft Dynamics(TM), is based on our firm belief that when you implement Microsoft Dynamics(TM) there must be a balance between the Business and IT. The consistency and cohesion between the different underlying work streams are hereby of overriding importance for the ultimate result.
In this book, we answer the questions mentioned above and describe pragmatically the full implementation process from A to Z. Emphasis is placed on the organizational component of the implementation process and the cohesion with functional and technical processes. In our opinion, by involving the organization properly during the change process, your company can benefit much more and much faster from Microsoft Dynamics(TM). Next to being a blueprint for the implementation complexity, this book can also be used as a guideline for daily practice.
This book is therefore interesting for project - and line managers, key-users, IT-managers and implementation consultants.
The authors are both working in the field of implementation. While writing this book they have drawn from their many years of experience in this field within Sogeti Netherlands. Wherever possible the authors have tried to change every challenge from unmanageable to comprehensive and, based on clearly separated sequences, the pluriform reality of implementation has been reduced to acceptable proportions that can be planned and managed. Main goal to achieve is to continuously create a tangible and remarkablybetter result for organizations who are considering implementing Microsoft Dynamics(TM).
It presents Regatta Dynamics, a methodology developed by the authors for the structured implementation of Microsoft Dynamics. From A-to-Z, it details the full implementation process, emphasizing the organizational component of the implementation process and the cohesion with functional and technical processes.
Does the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics(TM) contribute to the goals of your company? Does your company itself have the capacity to build a bridge between the Business and IT? Can your employees adopt a flexible attitude on all the related changes ? And, probably even more important, is that what they are also willing to do? If you are striving for a full-hearted yes to these questions, this is the book for you.
Regatta Dynamics, our methodology for the structured implementation of Microsoft Dynamics(TM), is based on our firm belief that when you implement Microsoft Dynamics(TM) there must be a balance between the Business and IT. The consistency and cohesion between the different underlying work streams are hereby of overriding importance for the ultimate result.
In this book, we answer the questions mentioned above and describe pragmatically the full implementation process from A to Z. Emphasis is placed on the organizational component of the implementation process and the cohesion with functional and technical processes. In our opinion, by involving the organization properly during the change process, your company can benefit much more and much faster from Microsoft Dynamics(TM). Next to being a blueprint for the implementation complexity, this book can also be used as a guideline for daily practice.
This book is therefore interesting for project - and line managers, key-users, IT-managers and implementation consultants.
The authors are both working in the field of implementation. While writing this book they have drawn from their many years of experience in this field within Sogeti Netherlands. Wherever possible the authors have tried to change every challenge from unmanageable to comprehensive and, based on clearly separated sequences, the pluriform reality of implementation has been reduced to acceptable proportions that can be planned and managed. Main goal to achieve is to continuously create a tangible and remarkablybetter result for organizations who are considering implementing Microsoft Dynamics(TM).
From the reviews: "This book presents the Regatta approach, a methodology for the structured implementation of Microsoft Dynamics. ... The book is structured into two parts. The first part (two chapters) contains background information on the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics and the theory behind the Regatta approach. The second Part (four chapters) describes the full implementation process. ... I recommend it to project and line managers, key users, IT managers, and implementation consultants." (Pierre Radulescu-Banu, Computing Reviews, Vol. 50 (1), January, 2009)