SIs must do more to tackle ERP project failure, says Gartner

Doug Woodburn
Doug Woodburn
clock 03 March 2016 •
SIs must do more to tackle ERP project failure, says Gartner

Ninety per cent of projects will suffer from integration disorder, greater complexity and cost by 2018, analyst says

Nine out of 10 ERP projects will end in failure by 2018 as end users struggle to contend with the increasing complexity of "post-modern" ERP, according to Gartner, which has urged systems integrators to...

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