10 points-clés incontournables pour réussir votre projet ERP

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Présentation faite par Luc Maurer, Fondateur & CEO, Camptocamp SA, lors de la conférence SITB 2017 (https://www.salon-sitb.ch/)

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10 points-clés incontournables pour réussir votre projet ERP

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