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Implementation of cloud ERP in the SME: evidence from UAE
, 2020This study aims to explain the implementation of Cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and underlying factors and challenges that might be practiced by the users.
N. Alsharari +2 more
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Role of cloud ERP and big data on firm performance: a dynamic capability view theory perspective
Management Decision, 2019Purpose Technological developments have made it possible for organizations to use enterprise resource planning (ERP) services without indulging in heavy investments like IT infrastructure, trained manpower for implementation and maintenance and updating
Shivam Gupta +3 more
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ERP issues and challenges: a research synthesis
Kybernetes, 2019PurposeDespite more than two decades of experience regarding the adoption and implementation of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems in organizations, ERPs success is questionable. Though ERPs success stories are published in past research studies,
Faisal Mahmood, A. Khan, R. H. Bokhari
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To ERP or not to ERP? Factors influencing the adoption decision
International Journal of Management and Enterprise Development, 2008Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have mainly been discussed concerning their implementation. A theory-driven, quantitative approach to ERP adoption is rare, especially for Midsized Enterprises (MEs). This paper aims to fill this gap by identifying factors in the areas of technology, organisation and environment, generally known to be part of ...
L. Elbertsen, Antonie Henric van Reekum
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Making ERPs work: accountants and the introduction of ERP systems
European Journal of Information Systems, 2005In the last 10 years, the majority of large companies have attempted to install Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, replacing functional systems with a standardised company-wide system. However, making an ERP system work, we contend, is more than an issue of technical expertise or social accommodation: it is an ongoing, dynamic interaction ...
Newman, Mike, Westrup, Chris
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European Journal of Neurology, 1996
The increasing knowledge concerning anatomical structures and cellular processes underlying event‐related potentials (ERP) and methodological advances in ERP data analysis (e.g. dipole source analysis) begins to bridge the gap between ERP and neurochemical aspects.
Ulrich Hegerl +2 more
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The increasing knowledge concerning anatomical structures and cellular processes underlying event‐related potentials (ERP) and methodological advances in ERP data analysis (e.g. dipole source analysis) begins to bridge the gap between ERP and neurochemical aspects.
Ulrich Hegerl +2 more
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2009
Enterprise-wide automation has already transformed the relations among suppliers, purchasers, producers, and customers. Conventional ERP helps only to automate individual departments. It could neither integrate its back-office benefits into the front-office, nor could it establish consistent control of all business processes.
Suresh Subramoniam +3 more
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Enterprise-wide automation has already transformed the relations among suppliers, purchasers, producers, and customers. Conventional ERP helps only to automate individual departments. It could neither integrate its back-office benefits into the front-office, nor could it establish consistent control of all business processes.
Suresh Subramoniam +3 more
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ERP system adoption traditional ERP systems vs. cloud-based ERP systems
Fourth edition of the International Conference on the Innovative Computing Technology (INTECH 2014), 2014Several organizations, like small and medium enterprises (SMEs), are faced with the problem of implementing ERP systems in their organizations due to the fact that traditional ERP systems (Client-Server based ERP systems) could be unsuitable, could not be successful to implement or could even end into a disastrous initiative.
Abdullah A. Al-Ghofaili +1 more
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Information Systems Frontiers, 2000
Though enterprise resource planning (ERP) has gained some prominence in the information systems (IS) literature over the past few years and is a significant phenomenon in practice, through (a) historical analysis, (b) meta-analysis of representative IS literature, and (c) a survey of academic experts, we reveal dissenting views on the phenomenon. Given
Michael Rosemann +2 more
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Though enterprise resource planning (ERP) has gained some prominence in the information systems (IS) literature over the past few years and is a significant phenomenon in practice, through (a) historical analysis, (b) meta-analysis of representative IS literature, and (c) a survey of academic experts, we reveal dissenting views on the phenomenon. Given
Michael Rosemann +2 more
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ERP Implementation: Requirements Engineering for ERP Product Customization [PDF]
, 2020 Requirements Engineering (RE) is the basis for efficient software implementation and quality management. Tools which support RE in general are numerous nowadays; however, the task of providing a tool that specializes in RE for dynamic, customizable service-centric systems (like ERP systems) has been addressed rarely.
Tarik Kraljić, Adnan Kraljić
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