Performance enhancement of Enterprise resource planning ERP Projects
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newlineEnterprise Resource Planning ERP is a generic term for integrated
newlineSystems ERP projects are a subclass of software projects often accompanied
newlineby large scale organizational changes The underlying idea of ERP is to use
newlineinformation technology IT to plan and integrate enterprise wide resources
newlinebeyond the scope of traditional IT solutions This is done by bringing together
newlineseveral core business functions into an integrated database to provide onetime
newlinedata entry and seamless access to a single facet of information The
newlinesoftware itself is designed for better longevity and is claimed to offer
newlinenumerous features representing the best practices
newlineWhile there is substantial evidence that ERP systems can deliver
newlinegreat improvements the growing number of horror stories about failed or out of
newlinecontrol ERP projects should certainly give managers the pause The same
newlinefeatures which make an ERP system very desirable can simultaneously cause
newlineits implementation to be a very complex and expensive task Measuring and
newlineevaluating performance is a critical factor for ensuring the successful
newlineimplementation of any information system IS In an ERP context
newlineperformance evaluation can be considered particularly important because of
newlinethe profoundness of the implementation effects
newlineThough the ERP system is a packaged software most of the
newlineresearch works on ERP are focused primarily on the managerial factors such
newlineas change management end user training and top management involvement
newlineand there isn t much research contribution from the viewpoint of software engg
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