EquaTerra Enterprise Systems

EquaTerra CEO Mark Toon’s Perspective on the Recent Acquisitions in IT Services Firms

Fri, 2 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

The recent consolidation among IT services firms has raised many questions among our clients and the broader market about outsourcing service provider stability, what is on the horizon and factors outsourcing buyers need to consider.

EquaTerra Launches Advisory Services to Provide Oversight of ERP Implementations and Enhancements

Tue, 10 Mar 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EquaTerra announces the addition of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems advisroy services to its portfolio of services.

ERP in Mind: A Guide to Successful Selection and Implementation

Mon, 9 Mar 2009 05:00:00 GMT

This paper provides advice on which organizations should consider an ERP solution, expectations for a new system, how to get started and critical success factors for managing implementation efforts.

4Q08 Pulse Survey Podcast Series,Part 2: The Role of Outsourcing in Supporting Enterprise Systems Deployment and Management

Tue, 27 Jan 2009 05:00:00 GMT

An interview by Stan Lepeak, EquaTerra managing director of Research, with Scot Armstrong, EquaTerra managing director of Enterprise Systems Advisory Services, on the latest challenges buyers face in implementing and delivering enterprise systems. Armstrong discusses the importance of these systems, options in their deployment and critical considerations before, during and after you undertake an enterprise system implementation. 12.5 minutes.

HR Optimization Through Shared Services: The State of Michigan's Experience

Thu, 30 Mar 2006 05:00:00 GMT

Like many public sector organizations, the state of Michigan has had to deal with some challenging revenue shortfalls over the last four years. With that comes the inevitable painful process of determining which services and programs will have to be trimmed or eliminated. Understandably, the public, legislature, and administration all rally behind salvaging as much of the core government services as possible and look first to the administrative side of the house for opportunities to save money. That, in fact, was the case for our state in the fall of 2003.