ERP Implementation Full Process Guide

Author: Luo Hong
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Since my work has been closely related to enterprise informatization, I have had frequent contact with leaders in various companies. Many of them are either preparing to implement Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems or have already done so. During conversations, I asked them about their initial feelings when they first encountered ERP. To my surprise—and yet, not entirely unexpectedly—many of them used the same word to describe it: confused. Some were surprised, yet it was also within expectations. This book primarily introduces, to date, it is the only book that provides a comprehensive and in-depth study and discussion of the entire process of ERP (ERP-II, Enterprise Informatization) implementation. Other books often only provide a brief overview of the ERP implementation process and generally overlook planning and risk management. This book will completely explain how to plan, design, and implement ERP (ERP-II), how to maximize the role of this management platform, and how to prevent risks brought by enterprise informatization and management transformation. The book mainly covers four themes: philosophy, planning, implementation, and risk.