I think it’s fine to ship tech to ITC if we have stable systems. We don’t, thanks to long gone leaders paying hundreds of millions to Accenture to implement an erp that has the same issues as the prior.
Doubling down on Accenture is bleak.
Hiring Nike vp’s and sr directors in ITC to do nothing as their employees will report to the last surviving phk folks while they collect paychecks for nothing is also a horrible move.
Sorry biz, sh-t is about to get rough.
Thanks JH and AB
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Enterprise Resource Planning system … SAP. Spent big bucks to put in the same sh-t just as broken as the old sh-t, and didn’t add any business functionality. Stuck in perpetual system upgrades and any extra capacity su-ked dry with broken sh-t everywhere. Takes an army of people to manually keep things moving. Effectively stuck in decades old processes on new tools implemented like the old ones. Difference now is nothing is documented, and is only a handful of analysts left that can figure things out. That vacuum sound heard in all corners of the company is the flushing of cash down the drain while being more & more difficult to do business with.
What is this ERP that I keep hearing about? Nike does not have a public ERP faiulure like you have described.