By keni on
8/11/2009 8:35 AM
Change is difficult; particularly when it involves software systems. To make changes to existing systems, organizations usually have to consider the following:
1. Cost of training
2. Downtime in cutting over to a new system
3. The stabilization period that is typically inevitable in new systems
4. Effect on the ecosystem of integrated systems that have come to rely on the erstwhile system (availability matrix)
5. Possible loss of customers
6. More Cost
With a right decision the first time, most of these negative effects can be bypassed. Here we look at the considerations when choosing an HR and payroll system; you should criticize on the following points among others:
1. Insist on a thorough demo. It’s even preferable if your vendor has a hosted demo you can discuss with your colleagues and see if it meets your need. Many organizations forgo value for money by buying hr and payroll systems from "big name ...
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