It is much more complicated than that...

ERP implementation has got at last 3 phases. 

First: analysis. It can be one meeting or several days analisys depending on 
your customer user number, how many departments, how many proceses ... It's 
totally different implementing an ERP in a 5 people enterprise with 2 computers 
and 1 production machine, than in a 150 people corporation with 45 computers, 
24X7 timesheet in 3 groups and 10 departments...  

You should have very clear the industry, the documents they use actually, who 
creates and who receives those document, how many users you have to teach, how 
many and what departments, if they wanna migrate data from another system or 
not, how they wanna start up with openERP... Are they writing all data? Are 
they migrating only master data such clients or products or the wanna have old 
files such orders, invoices, tickets in Open ERP?

This is... you need an AS IS document where you have to explain your customer 
principal bussiness workflows and the most relevant things that will impact on 
the implementation cost in time and people.

You have to prepare a very good quiz to have all the questions clear, and even 
if you do it very well you will note afterwards that you forgot so many 
things... 

After that you will write an TO BE document. You will analize your customer AS 
IS processes and you will rewrite all of then with OpenERP... You will see the 
processes that openERP can fill, or not... and the differences will be the 
processes you have to develop. So it can be very convenient to find first new 
modules, publication and so on, to minimice the development cost... 

After that you can create and present to your customer a Project plan, 
including time to develop new modules, time to teach to users, time to develop 
migrating processes, estimated Start up data.

2: Development modules and migrating data processes.

3: Teaching and tryning users.

4: Startup... 

Being consultant it's funny!!!!  :D




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