The identifying and adapting of FERP mall form and roles for more trust by marketing of distributed FERP components

Asfoura, Evan; Neumann, Robert; Kassem, Gamal; Dumke, Reiner R.

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2010.12.004

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“…The database is very important as it involves many business activities. Asfoura et al (2011) indicated that ERP systems can provide functionality to integrate and automate practices related to the company. The system is integrated through standard business processes and includes all the data and information (Jigeesh, 2011).…”

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Combining Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory with Analytic Network Process to Perform an Investigation of Information Technology Auditing and Risk Control in an Enterprise Resource Planning Environment

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The research examined different types of risk through interviews with experts. The risks studied include business interruption risk, process interdependency risk and system security risk. The decision making trial and evaluation laboratory is used to find the relationship among risks and combined with the analytic network process to select the optimal measures for reducing risks. The results indicate that information technology (IT) consultants prefer the Disaster Recovery Plan (DRP). They usually use the remote replication or High Availability (HA) to protect data. IT personnel believe that all of the IT risk controls are important. Auditors indicate that data access control is very important because users have to execute data access every day. Users of IT express a preference towards data input/output control as the most important control. The results achieved from all experts indicate that the most important controls overall are data input/output control, data access control and so on. Managers need to consider these risks to avoid any potential problems. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Combining Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory with Analytic Network Process to Perform an Investigation of Information Technology Auditing and Risk Control in an Enterprise Resource Planning Environment

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“…Contemporary business environments, especially SMEs, want access to modern computer systems [7], characterized by: high performance information system from the technical viewpoint and results [8], cover all functions of the company that perform processing information, easy to use by company personnel, minimized exploitation qualified personnel, easy data porting from existing information systems, use of modest equipment and devices in relation to its purpose, low software acquisition costs, minimum budget for hardware and software maintenance and consulting. The development, implementation and maintenance of such systems is only possible through the application of specific design techniques and methods.…”

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Development of an Information System for the Modern Business Environment, Adapted to SMEs

Neicu

Savii

2015

AMM

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The paper presents the development of special information systems for the modern business environment by including new functions and modules developed based on last generation technical means. The research results are of great value especially for SMEs, which have the capability of best adapting to such an evolution of the information system, and, by their particularities, are the most motivated in approaching such an improvement strategy of their own information system. The research proved the possibility to develop a completely new integrated information system, at the highest technological level, aiming to completely support all the information processing in a SME.

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The interoperability force in the ERP field

Boza

Cuenca

Mula

et al. 2014

Enterprise Information Systems

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The interoperability force in the ERP field ERP systems participate in interoperability projects and this participation sometimes leads to new proposals for the ERP field. The aim of this paper is to identify the role that interoperability plays in the evolution of ERP systems. To go about this, ERP systems have been firstly indentified within interoperability frameworks. Secondly, the initiatives in the ERP field driven by interoperability requirements have been identified from two perspectives: technological and business. The ERP field is evolving from classical ERP as information system integrators to a new generation of fully interoperable ERP. Interoperability is changing the way of running business, and ERP systems are changing to adapt to the current stream of interoperability.

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The identifying and adapting of FERP mall form and roles for more trust by marketing of distributed FERP components

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Combining Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory with Analytic Network Process to Perform an Investigation of Information Technology Auditing and Risk Control in an Enterprise Resource Planning Environment

Combining Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory with Analytic Network Process to Perform an Investigation of Information Technology Auditing and Risk Control in an Enterprise Resource Planning Environment

Development of an Information System for the Modern Business Environment, Adapted to SMEs

The interoperability force in the ERP field

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