Entreprise Ressource Planning

Entreprise Ressource Planning
ERP is a software that :

 Organizes and manages a company‘s
business processes by sharing
information across functional areas
 Connect with supply chain and
customer management
 Serves as a backbone for a
company’s information needs as well
as business initiatives
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 ERP modules
Finance and accounting
Sales & marketing
Production and Material Management
Human Ressources

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Entreprise Resource planning
Sales & marketing Human resource
Order Hiring/training
Legal req, candidates

Training schedule
Customers Order status
Payroll
Benefits
Expense
s
RM&components
orders
Cost/ profitability
analysis
Finance &
Production & Production plan
Materials Materials inventory
accounting
management
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 Product Lifecycle Management is
collection of applications
centralized repository of product and
project information
help to manage product activities
collaboratively,
 identify the most profitable products,
 maximize the value of product portfolio,
 understand where to place future
investments.

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 ERP
 an integrated set of business

applications that delivers complete
process automation and complete
information.
Whether you implement one module at
a time, multiple modules, or the
complete suite,

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 ERP Central Database

Finance &
Sales & accounting
marketing
ERP
database
Human Production &

resource materials
management

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 Key benefits
Improve decision-making with
consolidated, accurate information.
Maximize the value achieved over a
product or service's lifecycle.
Securely collaborate with internal and
external business partners.
Gain project visibility and control with
integrated project information.
.
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ERP BASIC CONCEPTS
 Management of the product lifecycle:

all the functions of entreprise
 Unique data repositary
 Rapid setting : legacy, internal
organization rules & market rules
 Unicity of system administration rules
(applications subsystem)
 Uniforme user interface
 Development tools
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ERP BASIC CONCEPTS
 Entreprise processes are considered as

continuous chain
 Supplier/producer/customer in an
integrated partnership relation
 Common planning
 Common anticipation
 It is an optimized product flow
 Minimizing inventory
 Minimizing uncertainty
 Optimizing transportation

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Web based ERP
and related e-business software
 Customer relationship management

(CRM)
Business processes involving customer
interactions
Data analysis to predict future behavior
Managing customer relationship

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Web based ERP
and related e-business software
 Supply chain management (SCM)

Business processes involving suppliers
New product design & development
processes & product life cycle
 Collaborativ product commerce
Collaborates with suppliers and
customers in the design process

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ERP & related software systems
Customer
relationship
management
customer
Collabo Collabo
design manufactur
Manufacture
e & delivery
Product design
Collabo
manufacture
Collabo
design
Entreprise
Collaborativ Resource
product supplier planning
commerce
Supply chain
management
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ERP & related software systems
 CPC, CRM, ERP, & SCM make a powerful

combination and can work together
 Customer & supplier collaboration in the
design with CPC collaborativ e product
commerce can reduce time to market for
new products & sevices
 Customer & supplier collaboration in
manufacturing via ERP speeds the product
to customer

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ERP & MRP
MRP material Requierement planning
 Computerized production planning &
inventory control system
 Schedules component items when
they are needed just-in-time
 MRP was precursor to ERP
 MRP evolved to MRP2

(manufacturing resource planning)

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MRP INPUTS &OUTPUTS
MASTER PROD SCHEDULE
PRODUCT MATERIAL REQUIEREMENT INVENTORY

STRUCTURE PLANNING MASTER FILE
FILE
PLANNED ORDER RELEASES
WORK ORDERS RESCHEDULING

PURCHASE ORDERS
NOTICES

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ERP Implementation
 Analyze business processes
 Use of internet portals can aid

implementation
 Big bang or progressive approach

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Important ERP software
 Oracle business applications

 SAP
 PeopleSoft

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 Entreprise Mangement processes

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Oracle Business Applications
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Oracle business applications
 Business Issue Oracle Capability
Centralize Product Information
Oracle CADView-3D to provide secure

visualization and mark-up capabilities
for 2-D and 3-D models, streamlining
collaboration and information sharing.

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 Oracle Collaboration Suite

provides a suite of enterprise-class
document management, messaging and
collaboration applications that enable
organizations to increase user
productivity and service levels while
reducing total cost of ownership

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 Increase visiblity and control over

projects
 Project Management provides project
planning, tracking, budgeting and
forecasting capabilities across the entire
product lifecycle.
Project Collaboration allows project
team members to efficiently track, report
on and publish project status to all
project stakeholders.
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Source at Best Value

 Oracle Sourcing
negotiation of supplier contracts with

effective online collaboration to
develop requirements, identify
potential sources of supply and
manage complex negotiations.

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 Manage customer requirements

Oracle Configurator
 manages configuration rules for
complex products and services,
helping validate a customer's choice of
options and guiding them through the
selling process.

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 Customer Relationship Management

CRM
you know more about your customers,
products and results using real time
information across your business.
driving profitable customer
relationships,

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 Portal platform secures information access, online
collaboration, and process automation
 Increase productivity through efficient access to
relevant content and applications
 Share information and collaborate more effectively
with customers, partners, and suppliers using a
secure infrastructure Streamline business
processes and reduce costs
 Companies Improve Productivity with OracleAS
Portal (2 min.)Customers use OracleAS Portal to
access information and applications.

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Oracle Security
 Consolidation maximizes security and
reduces costs. :
 Allows multiple communities of users to
securely share consolidated data
Integrated user provisioning
access management across the
enterprise Single signon

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 Oracle Application Server is a single plate-
form
 it provides application-to-application,
business-to-business, business process
management, data integration, and Web
services integration.
you can connect disparate information
sources to seamlessly exchange data,
streamline business processes, and
collaborate with your partners.

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Business Intelligence
 Oracle provides a complete and cost-
effective solution to address the full
spectrum of business intelligence
requirements:
data quality, data analysis, and
information access.
Enterprise-role based views of business

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SAP

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SAP
New efficiencies in integrated end-to-end
business processes –
 Enable complete, fully integrated
business processes for financials,
human capital management, operations
management, and corporate services –
 while optimizing related IT investments
and increasing business benefits.

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SAP
 Business agility –
Work in real time to make faster

decisions and respond more quickly to
market opportunities.

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SAP
 Advanced software platform enabling
lower total cost of ownership –
Reduce integration complexity,
and minimize the need for custom
development with the power of SAP
NetWeaver

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SAP
 Incremental, deploy-as-you-go
functionality –
 Improve cash flow and reduce costly
borrowing by implementing key
capabilities as you need them,
according to your business
requirements.

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SAP
 Faster return on investment –

Eliminate the cost of purchasing and
integrating third-party software add-
ons,
shorten time to benefit by implementing
defined projects in short, manageable
time frames.

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SAP
 Local depth and global reach –
Address local requirements and legal

obligations for International Accounting
Standards (IAS), language support,
payroll, and human capital management.
Enhance productivity, improve cost
control, and provide rigorous corporate
governance with complete visibility
across the enterprise.

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SAP
 mySAP Business Intelligence
 mySAP Customer Relationship Mgmt.
 mySAP Enterprise Portal
 mySAP ERP
 mySAP Financials
 mySAP Human Resources
 mySAP Marketplace
 mySAP Mobile Business
 mySAP Product Lifecycle Mgmt.
 mySAP Supplier Relationship Mgmt.
 mySAP Supply Chain Mgmt.
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PeopleSoft

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PeopleSoft
 In every industry, leaders are meeting

business challenges and gaining
competitive advantage by moving their
business processes online, connecting
customers, partners, suppliers, and
employees directly to business processes.
Intermediaries are eliminated.
 Productivity is increased.
 Costs are dramatically lowered.
 PeopleSoft calls this the Real-Time
Enterprise.

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PeopleSoft
 There are three keys to moving to

turning your organization into a
Real-Time Enterprise:
Move business processes to the internet.
Connect participants directly to business
processes in real time.

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PeopleSoft
 The Three Main Implications of a

Real-Time Enterprise
Find out how the Real-Time Enterprise
means an emphasis on business
processes before business software
a higher level of integration,
an enterprise that's always on.

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PeopleSoft
 Pure-Internet Architecture® Enables

the Real-Time Enterprise
PeopleSoft Pure Internet Architecture
and embedded analytics enable
companies to share information and
react quickly to business changes.

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PeopleSoft
 Pure Internet
Architecture®,available only from
PeopleSoft V8, HTML applications
reside on a server, rather than on
thousands of client PCs—so you have
instant access anytime, anywhere.

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PeopleSoft
 PeopleSoft AppConnect brings it all

together.
This suite of solutions integrates
PeopleSoft and non-PeopleSoft
applications at all levels, connecting
your business operations in real time.

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PeopleSoft
 This translates into anywhere access

to information,
 seamless business processes,
 organization-wide analytics for better

business decisions more quickly and
at a lower cost.

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PeopleSoft
 Embedded analytics deliver real-time

information and reporting.
 An integration framework that
supports internet standards—
including web services and XML—
 provides easier and faster integration
with multi-vendor and internally
developed applications.
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PeopleSoft
 PeopleSoft's robust HTML-based

applications meet even power users'
most rigorous business demands.

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PeopleSoft

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PeopleSoft
 PeopleSoft security protects all

application transmissions from the
server to the web browser and works
with third-party authentication
technologies.
 PeopleSoft also provides single sign-
on capabilities,

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ERP Peoplesoft
 PeopleSoft's applications are scalable

to the size of your business, and
platform independence and browser
independence ensure you'll have no
performance issues with any modern
browser.

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Questions ?

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Entreprise Ressource Planning

ERP is a software that :

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

Legal req, candidates

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 an integrated set of business

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 ERP Central Database

Human Production &

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Management of the product lifecycle:

 Entreprise processes are considered as

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Customer relationship management

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Supply chain management (SCM)

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 CPC, CRM, ERP, & SCM make a powerful

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 MRP evolved to MRP2

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

MASTER PROD SCHEDULE

PRODUCT MATERIAL REQUIEREMENT INVENTORY

PLANNED ORDER RELEASES

WORK ORDERS RESCHEDULING

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Analyze business processes

 Use of internet portals can aid

 Big bang or progressive approach

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Oracle business applications

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Entreprise Mangement processes

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass 19

Oracle CADView-3D to provide secure

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Oracle Collaboration Suite

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Increase visiblity and control over

Source at Best Value

negotiation of supplier contracts with

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Manage customer requirements

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Customer Relationship Management

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

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Work in real time to make faster

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

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Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

 Faster return on investment –

Ayssar Midani/ Jan 2004/ Madrass

Address local requirements and legal

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 In every industry, leaders are meeting