2012
DOI: 10.1080/17517575.2012.690105
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Method of evaluating the impact of ERP implementation critical success factors – a case study in oil and gas industries

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“…Selain itu, perusahaan juga perlu memperhatikan beberapa faktor internal dan eksternal perusahaan yang dapat mempengaruhi kesuksesan penerapan ERP. Menurut Gajic (2012), kesuksesan ERP dapat dipicu oleh beberapa faktor penentu kesuksesan atau yang sering disebut sebagai critical success factor [5].…”
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“…Selain itu, perusahaan juga perlu memperhatikan beberapa faktor internal dan eksternal perusahaan yang dapat mempengaruhi kesuksesan penerapan ERP. Menurut Gajic (2012), kesuksesan ERP dapat dipicu oleh beberapa faktor penentu kesuksesan atau yang sering disebut sebagai critical success factor [5].…”
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“…They propose an advanced model for the evaluation of the success of ERP implementation on organizational and operational performance indicators in oil-gas companies. The recommended method establishes a correlation between a process-based method, a scorecard model and ERP critical success factors [8]. In our understanding, ERP implementation is enterprise integration in the nature, how to evaluation of the success of ERP implementation remains to research with multidisciplinary in the future, especial in the Internet age.…”
Section: Enterprise Integration and System Sciencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…A report by Aptean (2012) projected growth of the global ERP market to reach the 25 billion dollar mark by 2012. However, the implementation of such software presents a high rate of failure (Gajic et al 2012;Zeng and Skibniewski 2012). According to the 2012 ERP report of the Panorama Consulting Group (Panorama Consulting Group 2012), 56% of ERP projects took longer than expected, 54% exceeded the budget and 44% achieved less than 50% of the expected profits.…”
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confidence: 99%