Author: Brad
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Kayleigh Brown talks vanlife, women in ERP, and flirty cockatiels
Kayleigh Brown is your go-to person if you want to know anything from how to manage IFS project stress to why a campervan beats a hotel when working away. The independent ERP consultant shares what she’s learned from her career so far. She also reveals she’s a Marvel and Stars Wars geek, loves holidays and…
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How to choose your strongest IFS ERP project team
If you’re about to start an IFS ERP project and are wondering what it takes to implement or upgrade your software successfully, the first step is to get a strong project team. Get the right expertise in, at the right time, and you’ll have a solid foundation to take you from the early stages of…
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IFS technical consultant shares his insight on ERP contracting
From supercars to drinking water dispensers, Roger Morton has worked with a diverse range of businesses since going freelance 15 years ago. We chatted to the independent IFS consultant about his career journey, from his early experiences of IT in the 80s – to getting to grips with IFS Cloud.
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Colin Morrison: the IFS consultant with a passion for curling
Colin Morrison is known in the IFS industry for his skills helping businesses get the most out of the application’s HR module. But away from the world of ERP consulting, the 45-year-old can be found on the ice, coaching Scottish curlers to championship glory.
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An insider’s view: what it’s like to be an IFS consultant
We asked Laurence to reveal what it’s really like to be an IFS consultant. What are the positives and negatives? How did he get into it? And what advice does he have for anyone thinking about taking the leap into IFS ERP subcontracting for the first time?
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Eight pitfalls to avoid in your IFS ERP project
Successful IFS ERP projects have three key ingredients: business change, project delivery, and internal resourcing and support. But even with the most careful planning, it’s crucial to be vigilant to avoid your IFS implementation or upgrade going off track, running into trouble or even failing.