2014 22nd Telecommunications Forum Telfor (TELFOR) 2014
DOI: 10.1109/telfor.2014.7034604
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Software projects quality management in the function of ERP system implementation

Abstract: This paper presents the research of different aspects of software quality and the complex analysis of the impact on the project of implementation of sophisticated ERP solutions in Serbian enterprises through a detailed presentation of the characteristic companies' results.. Based on the study of relevant literature and researches in specific companies in Serbia which differ according to the type of activity, the production process and the ownership structure, the methodological aspects of the analysis of softw… Show more

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“…The three most important factors that make managers decide to use BIS are: improving business planning, monitoring key business indicators and reporting to top management (Denić et al, 2014). Research also indicates that for SMEs from various economic acti-vities, there are recommendations and the most common practices for using BIS.…”
Section: The Aim Of Research With Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The three most important factors that make managers decide to use BIS are: improving business planning, monitoring key business indicators and reporting to top management (Denić et al, 2014). Research also indicates that for SMEs from various economic acti-vities, there are recommendations and the most common practices for using BIS.…”
Section: The Aim Of Research With Hypothesesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Building on this, Schuff (2010) states that one of the advantages of information systems is that they enable enterprises to gain insight into consumer behavior, i.e., what they buy (or don't buy), and provides an opportunity to translate this knowledge into extra profit. With the help of information systems, an enterprise can track operating costs for each individual business activity (Denić, et al, 2014). Schuff also states that by using business intelligence solutions, enterprises can order supplies at the right time and in the necessary quantities, thus avoiding excess inventory.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%