Usability evaluation of in-housed developed ERP system

Faisal, C. M. Nadeem; Faridi, Muhammad Shakeel; Javed, Zahid

doi:10.1117/12.913212

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“…Sakuma et al [28] argue that excessive multimedia stuff (i.e., videos, animations, and dynamic graphics) while designing interfaces mainly affects web accessibility. The poor design [29]- [31] aspects are considered an important barrier in perceiving required information or services, especially for people with different disabilities. Several researchers also [32]- [34] conducted sophisticated studies to evaluate the acceptability of commercial websites.…”

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Web Accessibility Evaluation of Higher Education Institutions of Pakistan for Visually Impaired Persons

Mahmood

Faisal

Mahmood

et al. 2023

LNEP

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The use of the Internet and digitalization of data is increasing rapidly worldwide. Almost every organization and institution provides essential information or services through the World Wide Web and mobile applications to attract/interact with users/clients worldwide. Researchers have noticed significant accessibility problems in the websites, particularly for people with different disabilities. To assess the accessibility issues, especially for visually impaired users, the websites of Pakistan's top 30 educational institutes were evaluated using three automated Web accessibility tools. All three different accessibility tools showed a different ratio of errors in results. The educational institutes were categorized in public and private sectors to compare the ratio of accessibility errors. The results showed significant accessibility errors related to visual impairment in the websites of educational institutes in both the public and private sectors.

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Web Accessibility Evaluation of Higher Education Institutions of Pakistan for Visually Impaired Persons

Mahmood

Faisal

Mahmood

et al. 2023

LNEP

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“…The usability is divided into three major categories (1) inquiry, (2) inspection and (3) testing [15]. There are following evaluation strategies are utilized for usability assessment: Coaching Method, Co-discovery Learning, Performance Measurement, Question-asking Protocol, Remote Testing, Retrospective Testing, Shadowing Method, Teaching Method, Thinking Aloud Protocol, Cognitive Walkthroughs, Feature Inspection, Heuristic Evaluation, Pluralistic Walkthrough, Perspectivebased Inspection, Field Observation, Focus Groups, Interviews, Logging Actual Use, Proactive Field Study, and Questionnaires [16,17].…”

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Assessment of knowledge ability towards decision-making in information systems from managers perspective

Faisal

Shahbaz

Tariq

et al. 2011

2011 Malaysian Conference in Software Engineering

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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) / information systems are maintained the business-process integration, which provides past records for decision-making. By integrating the information of different departments, the ERP systems are capable for real time management of internal indispensable data that can solve certain problems with an appropriate decision. The decision-making capabilities are necessary for managers to perk up the quality of fabrication, sales, forecasting and business development. In this paper, the corporate managers' experiences are focused in view of the financial module towards the selected ERP systems. In order to do an empirical study, a group of financial managers and experts are involved from textile industries. A quantitative research (questionnaire) technique is adopted to investigate the non-functional requirements and users' understanding. During experimental analysis, we found that the selected ERP systems are unproductive to provide an appropriate knowledge for decision-making. Therefore, an acquisition of tacit knowledge would be required to improve the decision-support capabilities of ERP systems.

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Redesigns in Enterprise Resource Planning Modules Using User-Centered Design Methods: A Systematic Literature Review

Cruzalegui,

Cueva,

Paz

2024

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Usability evaluation of in-housed developed ERP system

Cited by 9 publications

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Web Accessibility Evaluation of Higher Education Institutions of Pakistan for Visually Impaired Persons

Web Accessibility Evaluation of Higher Education Institutions of Pakistan for Visually Impaired Persons

Assessment of knowledge ability towards decision-making in information systems from managers perspective

Redesigns in Enterprise Resource Planning Modules Using User-Centered Design Methods: A Systematic Literature Review

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