2012
DOI: 10.5539/ijbm.v7n10p116
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A Project Approach to Enterprise Resource Planning Implementation

Abstract: An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation process is a complex programming initiative with an overabundance of influencing factors that can shape its success. This paper has 2 objectives to: (I) use simple project management tools and techniques to restructure the implementation process in order to reduce the complexity (II) build a stable model that will be largely insensitive to minor perturbations.The 28 Critical Success Factors (CSFs) used in this model are partitioned into 5 special groups call… Show more

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“…Also merely placing the criteria in itself brings structure to the process, and again decreases computational intensity (Frimpon, 2012). Figure 3 is a graphic that captures the essence of the discussions above.…”
Section: Define Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also merely placing the criteria in itself brings structure to the process, and again decreases computational intensity (Frimpon, 2012). Figure 3 is a graphic that captures the essence of the discussions above.…”
Section: Define Criteriamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, the ERP system can offer high value to any organization in achieving long‐term profitability and maintaining a solid competitive edge (Nemati & Mangaladurai, ). Therefore, it provides many benefits to organizations, such as streamlining business processes, shortening cycle times, rapid response to data analytics, improving customer service, reducing costs, responding to the market quickly and proactively, support decision making, in addition to operational, tactical, and strategic benefits (Frimpon, ). Morever, ERP system is a strategic decision support tool that helps an organization to gain competitive advantage by integrating business processes and optimizing the available resources (O'Leary, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A factor that is critical to the success of this kind of exercise is intuitively referred to as a Critical Success factor (CSF). Therefore, critical success factors (CSFs) are variables that are fundamental to the success of the selection of the leader, and an institution must handle these CSFs well in order to have a successful exercise (Frimpon, 2012).…”
Section: Success Factors Of College Leadershipmentioning
confidence: 99%