The Navy’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System is ready for prime time, based on the recommendations of two defense department agencies. Navy ERP System Release 1.0 recently completed the Follow ...

The Navy Enterprise Resource Planning program, which includes financial management, project management and other key business applications, is about to go live after about three years of development.

MCLEAN, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--BearingPoint, Inc. (NYSE:BE), one of the world’s largest management and technology consulting firms, today announced that one of the largest ERP systems ever developed ...

The U.S. Navy has wasted US$1 billion since 1998 on four flawed ERP pilot projects based on SAP software, according to the Government Accountability Office. The GAO said in a September report to ...

The U.S. Navy has wasted US$1 billion since 1998 on four flawed ERP pilot projects based on SAP AG software, according to the Government Accountability Office. The GAO said in a September report to ...

MCLEAN, Va., Dec. 19 (UPI) -- The U.S. Navy announced its business simplification project, the Enterprise Resource Planning Program, has completed testing and is ready for initial release. The ...

The U.S. Navy has wasted $1 billion since 1998 on four flawed ERP pilot projects based on SAP AG software, according to the Government Accountability Office. The GAO said in a September report to ...

The U.S. Navy has wasted US$1 billion since 1998 on four flawed ERPpilot projects based on SAP AG software, according to the GovernmentAccountability Office. The GAO said in a September report to ...

The Navy recently completed its transition to the Navy Enterprise Resource Planning system as its financial system of record when it formally pulled the plug on the legacy Material Financial Control ...

IBM has been picked by the Navy to provide enterprise resource planning support services under a five-year, $850 million task order The contract consolidates support for several ERP systems under a ...

After more than a year of fending off user complaints, the officials in charge of the U.S. Navy’s $6.9 billion intranet project are finally pointing to some signs of success. The Naval Air Systems ...