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Operational Systems

If you have to adapt your processes, or work around gaps in systems management or functionality, it could be time to consider a new operational system.

All businesses change, whether it is due to growth, restructuring or responding to market trends. Workflow processes shift to reflect change; to maintain a competitive edge, so must your supporting software systems.

Reasons to consider a new operational system

Some of the most common reasons for a company to consider a new operational system or system integration include:

  •  You’re growing and realise that Excel spreadsheets, Access databases and/or fragmented systems no longer meet your needs.
  •  You have an existing legacy system that’s clunky, uses old technology that can’t interact and has a workflow that no longer complements your business processes.
  •  You’ve been through a merger and the merged companies use different systems.
  •  You’ve acquired a new company that uses a different system.

Whatever the reason, it’s important to consider the best option for your company. It could be legacy software modernisation, systems integration or a replacement operational system.

The pros and cons of a newoperational system

Some of the most common reasons for a company to consider a new operational system or system integration include:

  •  Legacy software modernisation may be worth considering if your existing system still accurately reflects your business practices, or contains significant intellectual property.
  •  Integrating legacy systems means that you’ll be providing continuity and minimising the need for costly retraining. But you’ll probably be doubling the amount of support staff for old and new systems, resulting in few cost savings.
  •  Keeping one company’s systems over another’s following a merger is likely to lead to dissatisfaction within some corners. Some users will be competent and others will need to be trained.
  •  Keeping the best parts from each company’s system after an acquisition can lead to overlapping functionality, or gaps in provision. You may end up adding new systems to the mix to compensate, increasing training time and costs, but there will be familiar and new things for everyone.
  •  A replacement operational system will mean a new system for all staff to learn, but it will bring agility to empower your business. It can be a great way of rationalising the platforms that come into the business as a result of mergers and acquisitions.

Your operational system is the cornerstone of your strategy, operations and competitive advantage. If you’re not sure what the best option is for your business, we can advise and help you to ensure you get a system that works for your business now and is easily scalable to continue working hard for you in the future.

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