2018
DOI: 10.4018/ijban.2018040101
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ERP On-Premise or On-Demand

Abstract: This article contends that vendors are now pushing into the small to mid-size organizational markets with simplified, less-risk, less-reward systems while consultants have project experience and have thorough contracts isolating their role. However, SMEs that adopted ERP on-premise solutions before are now facing a dilemma: continuing with ERP on-premise upgrades or switch to on-demand solutions. This article contains data surveyed from Chief Information Officers (CIO) of SMEs with respect to indicators of ERP… Show more

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“…• Execution of ERP system implementation. This phase has a clear timeframe, including all necessary, downstream activities [15,30,35].…”
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“…• Execution of ERP system implementation. This phase has a clear timeframe, including all necessary, downstream activities [15,30,35].…”
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confidence: 99%