A Study of the Association of Agronomic Characters in Vanilla planifolia Andrews

Umamaheswari, R.; Mohanan, K. V.

doi:10.3923/ijpbg.2011.53.58

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“…In the last step, the confirmatory factor analyses (CFA) and exploratory factor analyses (EFA) were held with the 80 remaining ERP implementation indicators. Factor analysis can be used as an efficient tool to study character association and also to group variables so as to effect data reduction by identifying the lead variables of each group (Jain et al, 2010, Umamaheswari & Mohanan, 2011. Consequently, at first, all of 80 indicators were analyzed by confirmatory factor analyses to assess the construct validity of the 80 remaining ERP implementation indicators in this study and determine if all 9 identified factors are approved for further investigation.…”

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A Survey Study of Influential Factors in the Implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

Farzaneh

Vanani

Sohrabi

2013

International Journal of Enterprise Information Systems

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Enterprise Resource Planning systems (ERP) play a significant role in the management of businesses processes. Determining the influential factors that are positioned behind a successful ERP implementation is critical to gain the most value-added from competitive potentials of such systems. The driver of current research is to gain a deeper understanding of the various subjective criteria to measure ERP implementation success with the aim of enhancing the chance success through investigating ERP implementation performance indicators. By exploring the international literature, a comprehensive list of potential success factors of ERP systems is identified which are complementary and critical to the ERP projects. Subsequently, reliability analysis and factor analysis were conducted to categorize the preliminary list into a final set of critical success factors for each of the primary factors. Therefore conducting an Exploratory Factor Analysis, three final factors were proposed as the main factors for evaluating the success of ERP implementation which are social, intellectual, and technical factors. The rest of indicators have been grouped under these categories. The result of current research is a firm basis for the interested scholars and practitioners to formulate their empirical attempts upon and proceed with every aspect of the ERP project according to the guidelines provided.

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