Company performance improvement by quality based intelligent-ERP

Jenab, K.; Staub, Selva; Moslehpour, Saeid; Wu, Cuibing

doi:10.5267/j.dsl.2018.7.003

Cited by 21 publications

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“…At the level of companies, the most used technical tool that manages and facilitates the flow of information is Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) because it provides accurate and timely information for decision-makers [38], allowing companies to make effective strategic decisions and increase productivity [71,72]. The dynamic development of technology and changing needs of companies have resulted in the evolution of ERP systems [73], and the expansion of some ERP capabilities to bring more value to the company [74] and greater user satisfaction [75,76].…”

Section: Information Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Approach to the Impact of Digital Technologies on Sustainability Reporting through Structural Equation Modeling and Artificial Neural Networks

Mehedințu

Şoavă

2023

Electronics

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The motivation for study derives from the requirements imposed by the European Union Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, which increases the sustainability reporting scope and the need for companies to use emerging digital technologies. The research aim is to evaluate the digital transformation impact of the European Union companies on sustainability reporting expressed through three sustainable performance indicators (economic, social, and ecological) based on a conceptual model. The data were collected from Eurostat for 2011–2021. The study proposes a framework for sustainable performance analysis through linear regression models and structural equations. Additionally, a hierarchy of digitization indicators is created by modeling structural equations, depending on their impact on sustainability performance indicators, which is validated using neural networks. The results indicate that the company’s digital transformation indicators positively influence economic and social performance and lead to an improved environmental protection (a decrease in pollution), proving the established hypotheses’ validity. The proposed model can be the basis for companies to create their dashboards for analyzing and monitoring sustainable performance. This research can be the basis of other studies, having a significant role in establishing economic and environmental strategies to stimulate an increase of companies that carry out sustainability reporting.

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Section: Information Managementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Approach to the Impact of Digital Technologies on Sustainability Reporting through Structural Equation Modeling and Artificial Neural Networks

Mehedințu

Şoavă

2023

Electronics

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“…Product quality and unavailability of the system's helpdesk Irrespective of the ERP systems becoming increasingly similar in functionality and more relevant to most organisations' operations, their quality and ease of implementation differ (Jenab et al, 2019). The stability and functionality of the new system may not be guaranteed in quality and implementation ease.…”

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Challenges of Implementing Enterprise Resource Planning and The Role of Knowledge Management

Zuma,

Sibindi

2023

S AFR COMP J

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Using the National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) as a case study, this paper considers the challenges of implementing enterprise resource planning (ERP). Data was collected from management and employees using both qualitative and quantitative research techniques. The study established challenges beyond the technical issues, these included: misalignment of the system to the organisation processes, product quality and unavailability of the system’s helpdesk, lack of top management support, and lack of pilot testing, insufficient end-user training, resistance to change management, lack of processes integration, poor technology planning and security and risk matters. Furthermore, the management process that resonates on knowledge transfer, knowledge management, and change management poses a complex challenge in the implementation of ERP. The study recommends the alignment of the user environment, effective change management, and knowledge strategies that are essential to drive ERP. It is also recommended to close the gap between what ERP offers and what end users want and can do.

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“…Data from these sources are often collected and analysed with a focus on opportunities for reducing cost and increasing efficiency. Smart manufacturing, for instance, is often conceived as an environment in which a new wave of electronic sensors, microprocessors and other components allows a high degree of automation (Noor 2013) and provides real-time warnings about potential problems or opportunities for cost reduction (Jenab et al 2019). How will the agile approach alter the producercustomer relationship, which was up to now based on close relationships and structured flow of information on customer needs to be delivered to product and service designers?…”

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Data-driven design: the new challenges of digitalization on product design and development

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Digitalization and the momentous role being assumed by data are commonly viewed as pervasive phenomena whose impact is felt in all aspects of society and the economy. Design activity is by no means immune from this trend, and the relationship between digitalization and design is decades old. However, what is the current impact of this ‘data revolution’ on design? How will the design activity change? What are the resulting research questions of interest to academics? What are the main challenges for firms and for educational institutions having to cope with this change? The paper provides a comprehensive conceptual framework, based on recent literature and anecdotal evidence from the industry. It identifies three main streams: namely the consequences on designers, the consequences on design processes and the role of methods for data analytics. In turn, these three streams lead to implications at individual, organizational and managerial level, and several questions arise worthy of defining future research agendas. Moreover, the paper introduces relational diagrams depicting the interactions between the objects and the actors involved in the design process and suggests that what is occurring is by no means a simple evolution but a paradigmatic shift in the way artefacts are designed.

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Company performance improvement by quality based intelligent-ERP

Cited by 21 publications

References 19 publications

Approach to the Impact of Digital Technologies on Sustainability Reporting through Structural Equation Modeling and Artificial Neural Networks

Approach to the Impact of Digital Technologies on Sustainability Reporting through Structural Equation Modeling and Artificial Neural Networks

Challenges of Implementing Enterprise Resource Planning and The Role of Knowledge Management

Data-driven design: the new challenges of digitalization on product design and development

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