To what extent is it viable to apply benefits management approach for ERP systems?

Anaya, Luay

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2019.12.151

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“…support business growth, support business alliance, build business innovations, build cost leadership, generate product differentiation, build external linkage and better information quality), and organisational aspects as a whole (i.e. cost reduction, cycle time reduction, productivity improvement, quality improvement, and customer services improvement, reduction in errors and improvement in speed of transactions processes) (Dantes & Hasibuan 2011;Azevedo et al 2012;Anaya 2019). ERP systems, an application of an integrated and automated business process, produce accurate and real-time information across the shared organisational database to create a competitive advantage (Alomari et al 2018).…”

Section: Enterprise Resource Planning Systemsmentioning

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The Roles of Enterprise Resource Planning and Management Control on Knowledge Sharing

2021

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This study signifies knowledge as strategic resources in attaining organisational mission and vision. With the increasing trend of employee turnover, the need to retain knowledge is a challenge, and thus, fostering organisational knowledge sharing is an option to uphold the knowledge. The advancement of the technology, together with management control systems have crucial roles in effectively sharing knowledge. This study aims to examine the relationship between Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), management control (MC) and their complementarity effect towards facilitating organisational knowledge sharing (KS) practice. Questionnaires were administered to top management of randomly selected manufacturer listed in the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers Directory. 114 usable responses were analysed using partial least square structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM). The results indicate positive and significant relationships between ERP, MC and KS, hence suggesting the knowledge sharing role of ERP and MC as governing mechanism to KS. The complementarity effect between ERP and MC was also found to be positively associated with KS. The results provide evidence on the importance of appropriate governing control mechanism in combination with enhanced technology to foster organizational knowledge-sharing practice.

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Section: Enterprise Resource Planning Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Roles of Enterprise Resource Planning and Management Control on Knowledge Sharing

2021

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The Impact of Insufficient Organisational Change Management on Enterprise Resource Planning Benefits: A South African Case Study

Molusi,

Seymour,

Van Belle

2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Understanding Limited Enterprise Systems Benefits in Government: An African Case

Butale,

Seymour

2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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To what extent is it viable to apply benefits management approach for ERP systems?

Cited by 7 publications

References 12 publications

The Roles of Enterprise Resource Planning and Management Control on Knowledge Sharing

The Roles of Enterprise Resource Planning and Management Control on Knowledge Sharing

The Impact of Insufficient Organisational Change Management on Enterprise Resource Planning Benefits: A South African Case Study

Understanding Limited Enterprise Systems Benefits in Government: An African Case

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