Terms like "execution problems" tend to end with someone's job on the line and the timing suggests Troy took the blame, although the announcement of her departure merely stated she was leaving and that CEO Joe Cowan was handling her duties until a replacement can be named. VAR comments I have heard suggest that Epicor 10 has just not been the hit that Epicor 9 was when it put the company back on the map as a competitor in the accounting software space.
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U.S. ERP LEADER LEAVES EPICOR Featured
Former Dell executive Donna Troy, who joined Epicor as a high-profile hire, is leaving more quietly. The company said that Troy left the company as of March 12. Troy had served as EVP for the company's ERP operations for the Americas since July 2013. Last month, Epicor said that sales execution problems had hurt ERP results in the United States, with revenue from that segment dropping by 2.8 percent for the quarter for the first quarter ended December 31 over the prior year's results.
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