Study goals
The study aimed to develop and validate an agile framework for optimizing SAP Business One implementation in SMEs. It sought to overcome traditional approach limitations, promoting adaptability, continuous value delivery, and increased client engagement, aiming for efficiency and demand alignment.
Relevance / originality
The framework optimizes ERP implementation in SMEs, overcoming traditional shortcomings with agility. Its originality lies in integrating established agile approaches (Scrum, Kanban, Lean) with the "Fast Pack" strategy, resulting in a 60% reduction in implementation time and patent recognition.
Methodology / approach
The framework was developed through applied research and empirical validation, in collaboration between a university and a consultancy A practical experiment with students was used, structured in iterative cycles (Sprints), for observation, continuous refinement, and integration of agile principles such as Scrum,
Main results
The framework demonstrated up to a 60% reduction in SAP Business One ERP implementation time. It improved resource management, intensified client engagement, and optimized pricing through "Criticality Rules." Its applicability in large corporations was proven, leading to patent acquisition.
Theoretical / methodological contributions
The framework integrates agile principles (Scrum, Kanban, Lean) with the Fast Pack strategy, creating an innovative methodology for ERP implementation. It fills a gap by offering a flexible and iterative process, transforming established knowledge to optimize processes, engagement, and pricing.
Social / management contributions
For management, the framework offers greater budgetary and deadline clarity for clients, optimizes resource allocation, and enhances satisfaction. Socially, it facilitates SMEs' access to efficient management systems and promotes academia-market collaboration, enriching professional training.