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Introduction to ERP
Calculation systems
Functional systems
Integrated systems
Calculation systems
1950-80
Single purpose
Eliminate tedious human work
Examples: Payroll, General ledger,
Inventory
Technology used: Mainframes,
magnetic tapes, batch processing
Hard drives
Magtapes
Batch processing
Printer
Functional systems
1975-20??
Use computers to improve operations
Applications: Human resources, order
entry, manufacturing resource
planning
Technologies: Mainframes, PCs,
LANs
Minicomputer
Functional Systems
Human Resources
Recruiting
Compensation
Assessment
Development and Training
Planning
General Ledger
Financial Reporting
Costing
Budgeting
Accounts Payable
Accounts receivables
Lead tracking
Sales forecasting
Customer management
Operations
Order management
Inventory management
Customer service
Manufacturing
Inventory
Planning
Administrative systems
Scheduling / Transaction systems
Value oriented systems
Reporting and controlling systems
Analysis and information systems
Planning and decision support
systems
Integration
Consolidation
Right-sizing
Business Process Redesign
Enterprise wide system
ERP - Definition
What is ERP?
Integrated modules
Common definitions
Common database
Update one module, automatically
updates others
ERP systems reflect a specific way of
doing business
Must look at your value chains, rather
than functions
Benefits of ERP
Vendors
Difficulty in implementation
Very difficult
Extremely costly and time intensive
Typical: over $10,000,000 and over a
year to implement
Company may implement only
certain modules of entire ERP system
You will need an outside consultant
Common Pitfalls
Q&A