Implementing ERP Kiss of death for Hersheys?. Background  Industry leader ($5 billion revenues)  Lagging behind industry in IT  Retailers demanding.

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Implementing ERP Kiss of death for Hersheys?

Background  Industry leader ($5 billion revenues)  Lagging behind industry in IT  Retailers demanding better delivery scheduling  Existing systems not Y2K compliant  Decided to embark on major revision of systems in 1996

Solution  5000 PCs  New network  ERP = SAP  CRM = Siebel  SCM = Manugistics  Integration partner = IBM  Budget > $100 million enterprise system extended SCM CRM

Result  Big bang implementation in July 99  Early August, two weeks behind on orders  Customers opt for Mars, Nestle  Halloween 99 was disaster  Stock price hammered  20% drop in profits

Interpretation  Squeezing 4 year implementation into 30 months  Too many changes: ERP, SCM, CRM all at once  Poor change management

Epilogue  Halloween 2000 less haunting for Hershey  Systems and processes in place and working  Candy is flowing…