Enterprise resource planning system implementation and success measurement : case study of a small to medium sized enterprise [PDF]
It is widely believed that major financial benefits can be achieved by organisations implementing Enterprise Resource Planning software. It is also believed that such systems are a time consuming and a costly endeavour which can result in loss of ...
Shaikh, N.
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JEERP: Energy Aware Enterprise Resource Planning [PDF]
Ever increasing energy costs, and saving requirements, especially in enterprise contexts, are pushing the limits of Enterprise Resource Planning to better account energy, with component-level asset granularity.
Ferrero, Gianni +7 more
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Integrating Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems to Symbiotic Simulation [PDF]
Symbiotic simulation is inspired by symbiosis in biology and is defined as a close association between a simulation system and a physical system, which is usually beneficial to at least one of them. Many applications have been proposed in recent years
Jiang, Xu
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Extending IT infrastructures in the service sector organisations through enterprise resource planning – a telecom case study [PDF]
Copyright @ 2012 ISEing.Service Sector Organisations (SSOs) have significantly focused on adopting and implementing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems to automate their prime business processes, enhance organisational productivity with lower ...
Al-Fawaz, K, Eldabi, TA
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Enterprise resource planning: introduction
Enterprise resource planning systems are configurable information systems packages that integrate information and information-based processes within and across functional areas in an organization. The current generation of ERP systems also provides reference models or process templates that claim to embody the current best business practices.
Kumar, Kuldeep, van Hillegersberg, Jos
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Trends in the Enterprise Resource Planning Market Landscape
This article provides a brief discussion of ERPs, including how they can be defined, their component parts, and the evolution of technologies since the 1940s.
Shadrack Katuu
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Towards Blockchain-Integrated Enterprise Resource Planning: A Pre-Implementation Guide
In the face of numerous challenges in supply chain management, new technologies are being implemented to overcome obstacles and improve overall performance.
Lahlou Imane +3 more
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Enterprise resource planning systems: An assessment of applicability to make-to-order companies [PDF]
Many vendors of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems claim their products are widely applicable–configurable to meet the needs of any business, whatever the product or service offering.
Stevenson, Mark +2 more
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Enterprise Resource Planning and E-Business [PDF]
It is inevitable that as enterprises grow or change to meet market demands and competitiv situations, new business requirements drive the expansion of IT resources in the computing environment. Successful business growth depends heavily on the ability to
Doina FOTACHE, Luminita HURBEAN
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Successful Implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning
The purpose of this research was to analyze factors that influence a successful implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) at PT Agung Sedayu Group.
Hermawan Hermawan
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