An ERP consultant typically provides assistance for a company's overall resource planning. ERP consultants assist in bringing the ERP-related ideas of a client to fruition, as aiding the business in making decisions regarding resource planning. ERP consultants can also make sure that the software of their clients runs as efficiently as it can and, if not working, design and implement solutions with input from the stakeholders within the organization. Other tasks carried out by an ERP consultant could include assessing the business needs of a company and preparing plans for implementation; deciphering the needs in relation to training software for employees, and then implementing an education plan; and recommending changes to processes in the business. It is the job for the ERP consultant to make sure that all the parties who are involved in the implementation work together effectively and that their requirements are satisfied. They ensure that the solutions they develop are efficient and time-saving.
The qualifications to be considered for ERP consultant positions differ depending on the organization and the openings. In general, a master's level degree in computing or a relevant field is required; in addition, prior ERP experience is necessary. Computer skills that are relevant - like SQL or NAV is required in addition. ERP consultants need to be competent in communicating with a variety of employees. They should also have previous prior experience in ERP implementation procedures.