Post-implementation challenges of ERP system in pharmaceutical companies

Singh, Shikha; Singh, Smriti; Misra, Subhas C.

doi:10.1108/ijqrm-10-2020-0333

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“…The ERP system is the heartbeat of a cloud-based for schools and colleges. It manages your information with ease and all under one umbrella [2].…”

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Enhancing College ERP Portal for Streamlined Student Services

Jha

2024

IJSREM

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The integration of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems within educational institutions has revolutionized administrative processes, transforming them into streamlined and automated operations. ERP college web applications serve as centralized platforms that seamlessly integrate various facets of college management, including student and faculty management, course administration, financial operations, and library services. These systems provide students with easy access to academic records, schedules, and resources while enabling faculty to efficiently manage course materials, assignments, and grades. Continual enhancements and modernizations ensure that these platforms meet current technological standards, offering improved user experiences through mobile compatibility, enhanced user interfaces, and integration with Learning Management Systems (LMS). By automating routine administrative tasks and providing advanced analytics capabilities, ERP college web applications contribute significantly to the efficiency and effectiveness of educational institutions, ultimately enhancing the overall college experience for students, faculty, and staff. This work addresses an enhanced ERP system for streamlining the student services. Keywords— Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), User Experience, User Interface, college, students

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“…The ERP system is the heartbeat of a cloud-based for schools and colleges. It manages your information with ease and all under one umbrella [2].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Jha

2024

IJSREM

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“…2 In a field study at an automotive company, González et al (2013) find that managers are unable to forecast changes in raw material needs as production schedules change. In the pharmaceutical industry, Singh et al (2022) and Peng and Nunes (2009) show that an incomplete BOM hampers the efficacy of an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Stentoft et al (2015) find that lack of knowledge about a BOM poses a barrier to outsourcing.…”

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“…In the pharmaceutical industry, Singh et al. (2022) and Peng and Nunes (2009) show that an incomplete BOM hampers the efficacy of an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Stentoft et al (2015) find that lack of knowledge about a BOM poses a barrier to outsourcing.…”

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Capacity planning with limited information

Anand

Balakrishnan

Gavirneni

2023

Production and Operations Management

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Limited information about the demand for some of the resources needed to produce goods and services (e.g., incomplete and imperfect bills of materials) forces firms to use heuristics when planning resource capacity. We examine the performance of five heuristics: two drawn from practice, two that modify observed approaches, and one motivated by theory. We measure performance as the ratio of the expected cost of supply–demand mismatch from using a heuristic to the value in the full‐information solution. Numerical analysis shows that a simple heuristic that is common in practice—plan rigorously for a few “driver” resources with high‐quality information and use ratios (e.g., 0.25 indirect labor hours per machine hour) to project the capacities for the remaining “non‐driver” resources—is robust and efficient. Using more than one driver resource to plan for the same non‐driver resource delivers significant gains. Reducing measurement error with respect to the consumption of driver resources dominates the gain from reducing errors in other aspects. Indeed, with high measurement error, collecting information that reduces other sources of error could decrease overall performance. Finally, a greedy algorithm of choosing the most expensive resources as drivers is optimal.

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“…It has become a must for the future of any establishment that is looking to improve and remain on the popular side of the market [3]. Throughout this proposal, a deeper analysis of the significant characteristics, challenges of implementation, and difficulties related to ERP systems will be done to ultimately gain a thorough understanding of their function in promoting organizational success.…”

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Minature Resource Planner

Aldireejah,

Subaramaniam,

Saleh

2024

Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics

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Due to the complexity and high cost of typical Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often face challenges in their implementation. To address this, the article develops a tailored, cost-effective ERP system specifically designed for SMEs, considering their unique needs and limitations. The research analyzes existing ERP systems in large organizations and conducts surveys and interviews to identify common issues faced by SMEs when adopting standard ERP systems. The paper's main goal is to create an affordable and user-friendly ERP system that empowers SMEs to overcome financial obstacles in an increasingly digital world. The system addresses key business processes such as financial accounting, employer management, and procurement. Additionally, the report highlights the interest homeowners have in using ERP systems for household tasks, indicating a substantial market and demand. Emphasizing the importance of a flexible Home Resource Planning (HRP) system, the study aims to design a cost-effective ERP solution suitable for both homes and SMEs. The proposed ERP system's impact on SME operating performance, productivity, and decision-making is thoroughly examined. The conclusion underscores the significance of customized ERP systems for homes and SMEs in the current digitized environment. The developed small-scale ERP system proves successful in helping SMEs and homes overcome financial challenges and reach their full potential.

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Post-implementation challenges of ERP system in pharmaceutical companies

Cited by 9 publications

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