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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2025 · 31 MIN

Why Strong Test Management Delivers Better ERP Outcomes

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Send us Fan Mail Testing should be treated as more than just a checkbox activity. It plays a critical role in the success of an ERP implementation, fosters greater user adoption, and supports the onboarding of new team members. In this episode of RPI Tech Connect, Principal Technical Consultant Jeremy Stoltzfus returns to the show to discuss the often-overlooked discipline of test management in ERP projects. From building test scripts that reflect real business processes to ensuring training and readiness post go-live, Jeremy explores how RPI’s structured approach supports long-term success. He also introduces Dokimi, RPI’s proprietary test management solution—purpose-built to centralize and streamline everything from test script development and sequencing to assignment, tracking, and issue resolution. Whether you’re planning an ERP cloud migration or simply need a better way to manage ongoing updates, this conversation reveals how smart test management strategies—and tools like Dokimi—are transforming how organizations plan, execute, and evolve their ERP environments.

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