ERP: a literature survey

Nazemi, Eslam; Tarokh, Mohammad Jafar; Djavanshir, G. Reza

doi:10.1007/s00170-011-3756-x

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“…ERP systems are preparation information system packages that combine information and information based processes within and across functional areas in an organization [7]. ERP is about functional structure that contain sets of functional units and each functional unit work separated to achieve their own goal and objectives [8] and they can incorporate all the data and related processes of an organization into a unified information system [9]. All the data within an organization's business process that related to functional areas come together to represent business application which called ERP [10].In spite of all these definitions about ERP we find that we can briefly define ERP as a software, a concept, a system or a package that integrate multiple modules as a separated functional area and each functional area includes a set of business processes with flowing data into a central database (integrated DB) and this database could be uploaded locally or into the cloud.…”

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Critical Success Factors (CSFs) of ERP in Higher Education Institutions

Alhadi¹,

Al-Shaibany²

2017

IJARCSSE

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Abstract-Recently, ERP implementation has been transformed from the business side into educational side. The failure implementation of ERP in higher education is referred to many factors. In addition to the increment of the level of risk that invoked on the study of ERP, the study of critical success factors has great effects on making system fail or success in implementation. Despite of efforts that had been done to enhance the implementation of ERP; it still suffers from failure, especially in higher education. The present study investigates that ERP system will succeed if we employ a set of factors such as clear vision and objectives, top management support and commitment, clear business process, information flow and organizational structure, budget size and cost, integrated department and solve the problem of human resources management, project management, training and education, careful change management and effective communication and connection in ERP higher education system. According to the preliminary results of this study, these factors help in successful implementation of ERP in higher education.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Critical Success Factors (CSFs) of ERP in Higher Education Institutions

Alhadi¹,

Al-Shaibany²

2017

IJARCSSE

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“…Since the development and implementation of ERP already spans several decades, there is a wealth of published research and experiences (products (e.g. see [3], [4], [5], [6]) 1 . Without trying to be exhaustive, some of these issues are:…”

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Wideband fractal microstrip antenna for wireless application

Lincy¹,

Srinivasan²,

Rajalakshmi³

2013

2013 Ieee Conference on Information and Communication Technologies

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) as a unifying concept is relatively new. ECM is based on the integration of a set of technologies each of which is still evolving. Not surprisingly, research is scarce and the market is still consolidating. As a result, integral ECM implementations are still rare.It is argued that, pending the widespread adoption and implementation of ECM, much can be learned from experiences with the implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software.Another reason for taking these experiences seriously is the growing extension of ERP-products with ECM-functionality. This extension may eventually result in an ERP-driven ECM-implementation or even in combined ERP/ECM products.Lessons learned from the implementation of ERP are that implementations may be compromised by a large number of legacy issues. It is argued that the same issues may similarly affect the implementation of ECM. Therefore, it is advised, with due adaptation, to take these issues into account in devising implementation strategies for ECM.

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“…Therefore, the next steps of the ERP life cycle, such as the use and evolution are starting to gain importance in the period [2005][2006][2007][2008][2009][2010], although a large number of papers are still focused on the ERP implementation. According to (Nazemi, Tarokh, & Djavanshir, 2012) in the period 2005-2010 many articles belonging to this field, were still focused on individual steps of the ERP life cycle. This period covers the following literature review: (Addo-Tenkorang & Helo, 2011), (Haddara & Zach, 2011), (Eden, Sedera, & Tan, 2012) and (Nazemi et al, 2012).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…According to (Nazemi, Tarokh, & Djavanshir, 2012) in the period 2005-2010 many articles belonging to this field, were still focused on individual steps of the ERP life cycle. This period covers the following literature review: (Addo-Tenkorang & Helo, 2011), (Haddara & Zach, 2011), (Eden, Sedera, & Tan, 2012) and (Nazemi et al, 2012). All in all, the previous period is characterized by research related to individual steps of ERP system implementation, as well as that it can observe the absence of systematic comparative research among organizations, industry sectors and geographical regions.…”

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Erp System in Digital Environment: a Comprehensive Bibliography Review of the Literature in Period 2010-2015

Suljic¹,

Osmanbegovic²

2017

“The Rural Business Development in the Balkan Region”

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ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system represents the largest, most complex and most demanding business information system that organizations implement, which is a big step ahead of individual (i.e. department) applications and information systems that have prevailed in the past. Today, when the world is dramatically dependent on the data, the need and use of the ERP systems are steadily increasing. In the last ten years, the most important technology associated with the redesign and standardization of the business processes in terms of best practices were ERP systems. In this paper, a comprehensive review of published articles in various journals on the topic of ERP systems in the period 2010-2015 has been elaborated. All processed papers have been indexed in Web of Science (WoS) database. Since the academic knowledge about ERP systems reached a certain level of maturity, this paper presents the bibliographic review of works in the ERP systems field and other related areas.Analysis of the literature indicates that more and more various research disciplines contribute to the development of the field of ERP systems. Therefore, it is expected that the future area of research related to the ERP system depends on technical and technological progress, and sophisticated business ideas that include functionality that are currently outside the ERP system.

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ERP: a literature survey

Cited by 72 publications

References 52 publications

Critical Success Factors (CSFs) of ERP in Higher Education Institutions

Critical Success Factors (CSFs) of ERP in Higher Education Institutions

Wideband fractal microstrip antenna for wireless application

Erp System in Digital Environment: a Comprehensive Bibliography Review of the Literature in Period 2010-2015

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