Enterprise Resource Planning

By Sowmyanarayanan Sadagopan. Encyclopedia of Information Systems, 2002

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Issues in implementing ERP: A case study (2003, positive): “Many companies are implementing ERP packages as a means to reducing operating costs, increasing productivity and improving customer services (Martin, 1998; Pliskin and Zarotski, 2000).”
The impact of critical success factors across the stages of enterprise resource planning implementations (2001, positive): “Because customizations are usually associated with increased information systems costs, longer implementation time, and the inability to benefit from vendor software maintenance and upgrades [33], customization should only be requested when essential [4] or when the competitive advantage derived fro”
Enterprise resource planning: Implementation procedures and critical success factors (2003, neutral): “Thus, implementing an ERP system may force the reengineering of key business processes and/or developing new business processes to support the organization s goals [20].”
Detecting and Preventing Cyber Insider Threats: A Survey (2018, neutral): “Usually, HR data are available from an employee directory or a specific ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system [125], which can reveal employment related”