Analysis and Information System Planning Of Material Requirement Planning Web

Martyani, Eka; Rohayani, Hetty; Kurniawan, Edy; Febrianti, Harlia

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1230/1/012022

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“…This should lead to higher employee satisfaction and better cooperation across all departments. The same conclusion was reached by Spathis and Constantinides (2003), Rajan and Baral (2015) and Martyani et al (2019).…”

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confidence: 77%

Expected and Achieved Benefits of ERP Systems Implementation over Time

Mesicek¹,

Petrus²,

Stránská³

2021

AIP

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Today information systems are an inseparable part of all companies. This study deals with the nonfinancial implications occurring while implementing the enterprise resource planning software called AROP in 3 manufacturing companies being in different implementation phases. The work was based on semi-structured interviews, which were supplemented by a questionnaire survey with the management and the employees of the companies. The primary goal was to determine both the expected and the real impacts associated with the introduction of AROP software in the companies. The secondary goal was to determine satisfaction with AROP training in individual companies and to propose countermeasures. It was found that the company using AROP software in the full version confirmed a number of impacts that the companies had expected in the testing phase and in the phase just before the start of the testing phase. Examples of the confirmed impacts are following: merging all information into one system, obtaining previously unknown information or simplifying the work of employees. During the training, some weaknesses were identified, such as the length of the training or the form of the training. Therefore, several recommendations were proposed in order to streamline the implementation of AROP software and improve the training of this system.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 77%

Expected and Achieved Benefits of ERP Systems Implementation over Time

Mesicek¹,

Petrus²,

Stránská³

2021

AIP

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“…Previous studies have presented diverse instances where information technology has been applied to facilitate the management of MRP across various industries. E. Martyani et al (2019) study and development of a web based MRP information system prototype in a company producing palm oil. D. Kapoor et al (2022) study and develop a web-based operations management system for micro-manufacturing industries using Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) concepts.…”

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IMPROVING MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS PLANNING THROUGH WEB-BASED: A CASE STUDY THAILAND SMEs

KHUMLA,

SARAWAN

2023

Appl. Comput. Sci.

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In the small business industry, effective cost control is of paramount importance. A well-functioning Material Requirements Planning (MRP) process plays a vital role in enabling businesses to manage their costs efficiently. This research paper explores the improvement of MRP in the context of small businesses in Thailand through the implementation of a web-based application. The objective was to enhance the MRP process by developing an MRP system using ReactJS, NodeJS, and PostgreSQL. The system was evaluated using heuristic evaluation techniques and the results indicated a positive outcome, the mean value is 0.83. The developed web based MRP system proved beneficial for small businesses, as it effectively reduced stocking costs and facilitated efficient raw material procurement. This research provides valuable insights into the implementation of web based MRP systems, enabling small businesses to optimize inventory management and enhance operational efficiency.

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The strategic use of Six Sigma to assess capacity planning in Egyptian water companies as a competitive strategy

Ghareeb

2024

CBSR

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Increased productivity and cost reduction alongside customer satisfaction have been identified by firms as sources of competitive advantage. Different methodologies such as the Lean principle, pull scheduling, and Six Sigma are used by firms to achieve higher productivity as a competitive advantage. However, firms cannot produce infinitely due to limitations such as resources that is why it is so important to spot the light on capacity planning. This paper seeks to explore the significance of the application of Six Sigma on Companies’ capacity planning to raise production efficiency by reducing defects and maximizing profits. Different companies of water in Egypt are used as study sites. A mix of qualitative and quantitative methods is used for data collection and analysis. A total of 200 participants were sampled for data collection using interviews and questionnaires. It is found that there is a significant correlation between the Utilization of Six Sigma techniques and monitoring of capacity planning in studied companies through improving and controlling quality processes until reaching zero defects products. It is also found that applying Six Sigma techniques could not be achieved appropriately without having a powerful information system and well-trained employees applying Six Sigma techniques efficiently.

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Analysis and Information System Planning Of Material Requirement Planning Web

Cited by 3 publications

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Expected and Achieved Benefits of ERP Systems Implementation over Time

Expected and Achieved Benefits of ERP Systems Implementation over Time

IMPROVING MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS PLANNING THROUGH WEB-BASED: A CASE STUDY THAILAND SMEs

The strategic use of Six Sigma to assess capacity planning in Egyptian water companies as a competitive strategy

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