Whats happening at Enable
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has selected Enable to assist in the implementation of their Unit4 Prevero solution. Enable consultants will be working with the LTA team to design, build, integrate, support, and test the Unit4 Prevero solution. The Unit4 Prevero corporate performance management (CPM) platform delivers flexible, powerful reporting tools. These tools integrate seamlessly with existing systems, empowering staff …
In their efforts to eliminate risks from ERP procurement, local governments often end up with systems that are outdated before they are fully implemented. Although most local governments have made major investments in their enterprise systems over the past decade, the fact is that the underlying technology stack of these systems is 20 (or more) years old. In many cases, this is due to …
Enable is attending the GMIS International Annual Conference in Newport, Rhode Island on August 23- 27, 2015.
Enable will be attending the GMIS International Annual Conference in Newport, Rhode Island on August 23- 27, 2015. Navigating the Seas of Technology’s aim is to network with IT industry peers, hear from leadership experts, engage with state-of-the-art vendors and exchange ideas. This years conference will be held at the Hyatt Regency Newport at 1 Goat Island, Newport, Rhode Island, …
Despite spending millions of dollars over the past decade, most local governments are not receiving the benefits that they expected from their enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. The fact is that most systems available today are more a result of the financial consolidation of companies than they are a result of an integrated systems design. We would argue that these …
Now that we have a growing number of companies offering cloud-based software, it is a good time to consider a new approach to procuring these systems. Over the past decade, more and more agencies have tried to combine all of their software requirements into a single procurement effort. The idea is to develop a single RFP and ask for the …
Recently there has been a lot of discussion about the low success rate of government software projects. While the statistics say that over 75% of the projects either fail outright or don’t meet promised objectives, We think the real rate of success is actually much lower. Despite all of the money spent on consultants and “methodologies”, the systems are simply …
