A model for selecting an ERP system based on linguistic information processing

Liao, Xiuwu; Li, Yuan; Lu, Bing

doi:10.1016/j.is.2006.10.005

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“…Bordogna et al 3 developed the linguistic ordered weighted averaging operators. Liao et al 17 presented a model for selecting an ERP system based on linguistic information processing. Zhang et al 31 presented a method to handle fuzzy group decision making based on house of quality for multiformat and multi-granularity linguistic judgments in quality function deployment.…”

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An approach to multiple attribute group decision making based on linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy numbers

Chen¹,

Liu²,

Pei³

2015

IJCIS

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Motivated by intuitionistic fuzzy sets and fzzy linguistic approach, this article proposes the concept of linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy numbers (LIFNs) where membership and and nonmembership are represented as linguistic terms. In order to process the multiple attribute decision making (MADM) with LIFNs, we introduce the linguistic score index and linguistic accuracy index of the LIFN. Simultaneously, the operation laws for LIFNs are defined and the related properties of the operation laws are studied. Further, some aggregation operators are developed, involving the linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy weighted averaging (LIFWA) operator, linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy ordered weighted averaging (LIFOWA) operator and linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy hybrid averaging (LIFHA) operator, etc., which can be utilized to aggregate preference information taking the form of LIFNs. Based on the LIFWA and the LIFHA operators, we propose an approach to handle MADM under LIFNs environment. Finally, an illustrative example is given to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method, which are then compared to other representative methods.

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An approach to multiple attribute group decision making based on linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy numbers

Chen¹,

Liu²,

Pei³

2015

IJCIS

215

143

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“…The failure in selection of ERP system firstly leads to the failure of ERP introduction or an adaptation project or secondly to degradation of company performance (Liao, Li, and Lu 2007). The literature contains several viewpoints concerning what variables are required for implementation success or responsible for failure (Umble et al 2003), (Asl, Khalilzadehb, Youshanlouei, and Moodd 2012).…”

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Occurrence of the griffon vulture Gyps fulvus and the black vulture Aegypius monachus in central europe in the 21st century

Danko¹,

Ranner²,

Lontkowski³

et al. 2014

Slovak Raptor Journal

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Background: The application and introduction of ERP systems have become a central issue for management and operation of enterprises. The competition on market enforces the improvement and optimization of business processes of enterprises to increase their efficiency, effectiveness, and to manage better the resources outside the company. The primary task of ERP systems is to achieve the before-mentioned objectives. Objective: The selection of a particular ERP system has a decisive effect on the future operation and profitability of the enterprise. The qualitative correlation between the size of enterprises, market position, etc. and the applied selection criteria for ERP systems should be analysed as to whether which criteria are used at multinational enterprises or at SMEs. Methods/Approach: Our research is grounded in a literature review and case studies of everyday practice related to the introduction, implementation and roll-out of ERP systems. Results:The dominant critical success factor of ERP introduction seems to be "ERP software suitability", "Information quality", "ERP vendor quality". Conclusion: The set of criteria on one hand shows strong correlation with non-functional requirements codified in standards, and on the other hand with usual functional requirements for ERP systems.

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“…[16] suggest that a suitable choice of an ERP system provides results such as increased productivity, punctual delivery, decreased implementation time, and reduced price of a product while a bad choice of an ERP system leads to project failure or performance degradation of a company.…”

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Development of ERP and Other Large Business Systems in the Context of New Trends and Technologies

Šuman¹,

Pogarčić²

2016

DAAAM Proceedings

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Abstract:This paper presents an overview of terms, concepts, trends and technologies that are relevant to today's business. It describes the basics of data and information integration and flow in a company through a central ERP system with concepts of CRM and SCM. The emergence of big data as a tributary of a huge number of often unstructured data from different sources can become a central problem or opportunity for advancement and achievement of competitive advantages of a company. Ignorance of key figures and/or the non-acceptance of new business conditions, new technologies and possible deployment solutions are the main reasons for non-productivity and poor business performance. To demonstrate the dynamics of appearance and popularity of terms, concepts, trends and technologies this paper offers a tabular overview of the frequencies based on the data from 3 global databases. Meta analysis shows the expected future development of analytical trends and technologies. This paper is intended for those who lead, run and participate in projects of implementation of large software systems, dealing with quality management of business, or want to understand the complexity of this area and the future directions of development.

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A model for selecting an ERP system based on linguistic information processing

Cited by 168 publications

References 36 publications

An approach to multiple attribute group decision making based on linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy numbers

An approach to multiple attribute group decision making based on linguistic intuitionistic fuzzy numbers

Occurrence of the griffon vulture Gyps fulvus and the black vulture Aegypius monachus in central europe in the 21st century

Development of ERP and Other Large Business Systems in the Context of New Trends and Technologies

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