Cloud ERP development process model from the perspective of user organizations

Hao, Yuqigue; Juell-Skielse, Gustaf; Uppström, Elin

doi:10.1201/b12295-44

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“…Many researchers (Appandairajan, Zafar Ali Khan and Madiajagan, 2012;Binu and Meenakumari, 2012;De Maria et al, 2011;Elragal and Haddara, 2012;Hao, Juell-Skielse and Uppström, 2012;Kiadehi and Mohammadi, 2012;Lenart, 2011;Mangiuc, 2011;Symonds, 2012;Raihana, 2012;Sunder, 2011;Salleh, Teoh and Chan, 2012;Saini et al, 2011;Saeed, Juell-Skielse and Uppström, 2012;Vimalkumar, Rajamani and Jayasubramanian, 2012) attempted to define cloud ERP and its characteristics. Salleh, Teoh and Chan (2012) claimed that most of the definitions are vendor-driven, and it is very important to think cloud ERP from academic and industrial perspectives.…”

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Cloud-based Enterprise Resources Planning System (ERP) - A Review of the Literature

Hao

Helo

2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Cloud computing recently attracted a lot of attentions. The growing number of articles on cloud is an indication of its importance. Cloud ERP is a specific service delivered by cloud model. It provides companies the benefits of all business management functionalities with minimum IT investment and low cost. Despite cloud ERP is being promoted as a new strategy to improve companies' management and operations, no systematic research on cloud ERP has been published until now. The main objectives of this research are to review up-to-date publications on cloud ERP, to classify the publications based on a suitable classification of themes and to develop a conceptual framework for organizing its related knowledge. In this paper, 40 peer-reviewed journal and conference publications are analysed and classified into different themes. A concept framework is designed with four domains: Technology Innovation, Business Model, Development Method and Usage & Assimilation. This framework specifies the research gap between cloud ERP and business alignment. In the end, some research agendas are developed.

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