The steering committee should comprise senior decision-makers led by the CEO or the sponsor. The steering committee should meet once a month to discuss the projects issues relating to potential project slippage, resources drain and costing. The project sponsor is the key person here to keep the steering committee on course to make sure the project has the full support of the board and investors.
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ERP Steering Committees
The best way to make an implementation successful, the number of steering committee member should be restricted to as minimum as possible. More members-more confusion. This is true where Senior Business Managers, who usually end up in steering comittees are ignorant of ERP concepts.
ABDUL QAYUM AWAN
BaaN Finance Consultant
Dammam, Saudi Arabia
Posted by: Abdul Awan | October 09, 2007 at 10:03 AM