ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Manufacturers spend six or seven figures on ERP systems — and most aren't getting the ROI they were promised. CADTALK CEO Scott Brickler explains why the ERP isn't the problem, and what is.
In this episode, Scott and host John Thomas discuss:
- Why the bill of material is the engine everything in manufacturing ERP runs on — and why getting it right is harder than anyone admits
- The "ERP demo problem" — why it always works in demos, and what happens when real data hits the system
- Why "consistently wrong" beats "sporadically right" — and what that means for your engineering data
Key takeaway: "Your ERP is only as good as the data you feed it."
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