Re: ERPLX Implemented!

That is great news Ric on your experience with ERP Lx.
I completed an Lx implementation last fall with ERP Lx
FP1 with a company using most of the modules from OLM
to CEA. We also experienced good results with the
quality of the software. Our implementation was
completed in four months and in the process we
eliminated the requirements for modifications present
in their 4.5 CD version. We added warehouses taking
advantage of the new field size. We used the Infor
conversion program and it converted the data
successfully and processed in a very reasonable amount
of time. I agree with your recommendation of upgrading
to 8.3.1 vs 8.2.

Mike Laux
PHOENIX Business Consulting, Inc. 
www.phoenixbcinc.com 
336-210-8571

--- misterbpcs@xxxxxxx wrote:

I have just finished up with an ERPLX (8.3.1)
Implementation that had 66 factories making a mixed
myriad of products. It was a big job, but it went
well. We also changed their warehouse designations
from 2 characters to three, and restructured their
functionality. We changed their item classes
completely, re-aligned their warehouse locations,
and give them a whole new set of tools to do their
job better. This implementation took about seven
months. In my 19 years working with BPCS in many
different environments, this was one of the
smoothest upgrades I have ever been involved with.
ERPLX runs very well. It is better to manage than
all of the versions back to 405CD. It was rewritten
in RPG and is much more manageable. For those of you
considering it as opposed to 8.2, you would be best
going to 8.3.1. It is by far the best yet.
 
Ric Weide
MisterBPCS@xxxxxxx
rcweide@xxxxxxx
 

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