Discover how Korcomptenz rapidly transformed the ERP system for a leading grill manufacturer, achieving remarkable results in just 7 months.
Our client is a major player in the manufacturing, fabrication, and distribution sectors, focusing on grills, HVAC units, and fireplaces. Their manufacturing process is highly intricate, involving precision steel cutting, meticulous component assembly, and direct sales through various channels. They have a strong market presence, from their online platform to prominent retail shelves.
Our customer embarked on a challenging journey filled with significant obstacles that hindered their progress. In a complex landscape, they faced multiple issues, including a troubled ERP implementation that had been delayed for three years due to incorrect requirements and an unclear understanding of Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations’ crucial functionalities. Their previous Microsoft partner’s uncertainty and trial-and-error fixes left users in flux, compounded by a lack of data validation guidance, process coordination, and project management support. This led to underutilized licenses, plummeting user morale, and diminished confidence in configuration setups for master planning and production, necessitating a critical transformation.
After thoroughly assessing the client’s challenges and needs, we developed the following solutions:
Our pivotal success in this project was in executing it effectively and delivering tangible benefits to our client.
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