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Showing 1 to 20 of 48 for “"ERP systems"”.
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Lean ERP Systems: Existence and Viability in Today's Manufacturing Industry
… evaluates the existence and viability of lean ERP systems in today’s manufacturing industry. Results from the research show that current practitioners of lean – who also utilize ERP systems – do not have a strong enough link between the two to consider their ERP systems, and overall …
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Decision support for operational ERP systems implementation in small and medium enterprises
… are adopting application software, such as ERP systems, to improve operation efficiency and productivity. ERP system is primarily implemented to integrate business processes and enhance productivity. However, ERP system comes with a high price tag, implementation complexities, and …
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The value of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems in Companies: Case study of Lesotho
… processes and supply chains also require systems that are capable of handling complex business functions. As a result, companies are investing in complex Information Systems (IS) such as Enterprise Resource Planning systems (ERPs) to cope with the dynamic business environment. Despite the …
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Technological, organizational, and environmental factors affecting the adoption of cloud enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems
… between organizations that adopted Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning (Cloud ERP) systems and organizations that did not adopt Cloud ERP systems based on the Technological, Organizational, and Environmental (TOE) factors. Relevant technological factors were identified as relative advantage of …
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An Analysis of Employees’ Reactions to the Introduction of ERP Systems in Management Accounting: Case Studies from Saudi Arabia
… and the acceptance of, or resistance to, an ERP system. Specifically, there is lack of literature on the individual factors that drive or delay the adoption of advanced technologies such as the Enterprise Resource Planning system ERP. It motivated me to carry out a study that investigates the …
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THE IMPACT OF ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) SYSTEMS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF ACADEMICS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF UNIVERSITIES IN SAUDI ARABIA
This study investigated the impact of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) on the performance of academics in Saudi Arabian universities. It identified the factors that significantly impact the academics' performance while using ERP systems in the context of Saudi universities within the Higher …
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Integrating Business Strategy and Enterprise Resource Planning systems
… CEO expectations'. CSC Index study (in CIO Enterprise, July 1998) Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems promise to revolutionise the way a business operates: allowing greater flexibility, market responsiveness, customer service, management information and reduced costs. However experiences …
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Towards a model for ERP user adoption in SMMEs an emerging economy analysis
Small, micro and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) are the breeding ground for entrepreneurs, the future of emerging economies and the driving force in the global economy. A successful SMME sector holds numerous benefits for an emerging economy such as South Africa. Due to the large growth in SMMEs …
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An Investigation of End-Users Acceptance Of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems at the Post-Implementation Phase in Mid-Sized Public Organisations In Tanzania
The Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems is, described as a package business software system with a database that allows an organisation to automate and integrate its business processes, share common data and practices across its units, in a real-time environment. This study aimed at …
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Enterprise resource planning business case considerations : an analysis of Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises in developing countries
Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) are implementing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems because they promise significant benefits. However, the majority of ERP deployments rarely meet user expectations and often do not yield expected benefits. As a result, the failure rate of ERP …
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The complementary use of IS technologies to support flexibility and integration needs in budgeting
… it is consistently indicated that enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, business intelligence (BI) and spreadsheets are commonly applied to assist the process. An academic research contribution on this topic is few. Most available research concentrates on ERP systems but it …
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Auswirkungen von Cloud-basierten Enterprise-Resource-Planning- Systemen auf die bedeutendsten Erfolgsfaktoren von KMU in der deutschen Wohnungswirtschaft unter Berücksichtigung der Digitalisierungspraxis und der betriebswirtschaftlichen Geschäftsprozessneustrukturierung
This paper examines the impact of cloud-based enterprise resource planning systems on the key success factors of small- and medium-sized enterprises in the housing industry, whilst taking into account the digitalisation practice and restructuring of business management processes. The research shows …
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Enterprise Resource Planning Systems : An Assessment of Applicability to Make-to-Order Companies.
Many vendors of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems claim their software is widely applicable - configurable to meet the needs of any business, whatever the product or service offering. But Make-To-Order (MTO) companies, which produce high-variety and bespoke products, have particularly …
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Investigating the impact of institutional forces on the operations of an organisation-implemented ERP system in a developing country
… the ever-changing and dynamic global market, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems have become the cornerstone for organisations of all sizes to compete internationally. However, implementing organisations in developing countries doesn't enjoy the same benefits as implementing organisations …
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Factors critical to the success of business intelligence systems
… of Business Intelligence as an extension of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. Many companies have implemented ERP systems to enable them to better manage their core business processes and the associated transactions. To achieve a better understanding of these business processes …
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Long Running Transactions Within Enterprise Resource Planning Systems
… marketplace. This problem can be solved using Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems which can offer an integrated view of the whole business process within an organisation in real-time. However, those systems have complicated workflow, are costly to be analysed to manage the whole business …
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Challenges in implementing enterprise resource planning (ERP) system in large organizations : similarities and differences between corporate and university environment
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) system has been one of the most popular business management systems, providing benefits of real-time capabilities and seamless communication for business in large organizations. However, not all ERP implementations have been successful. Since ERP implementation …
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The extent to which occupational commitment explains variances in ERP success
… of Commitment and Perceived Usefulness of ERP systems, as mediated by the barriers to the knowledge transfer process, adaptation and perceptions of work practice compatibility. A Relativist approach was chosen, using a questionnaire as the primary data collection method, and PLS-SEM as the …
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A maturity model for implementation and application of Enterprise Resource Planning systems and ERP utilization to Industry 4.0
This study analyzes the evolution of ERP systems and the current trends of their implementation and application, also the organization's readiness for further digitalization. Throughout the study, it is identified that there are many critical factors that have an impact on the process of …
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