ERP Principles and Practice

Author: Gou Juanqiong Chang Dan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: As a textbook for introductory ERP principles courses, this book emphasizes ERP software analysis and experiments based on the teaching of ERP principles. It first analyzes the traditional or non-integrated enterprise operation methods and the problems they face, then introduces and delves into the ERP solutions and scientific principles (including management methods and system solutions), and finally, through a comparative analysis of different software, presents the specific methods and characteristics of ERP software. The chapter arrangement is based on enterprise business functions, with the main business scenarios and processes as the main thread, explaining the control techniques, theoretical deductions, processing processes, and algorithmic processes of enterprise production planning management, strengthening the concepts of processes and integration. Chapter 7 of the book and the accompanying CD-ROM provide comprehensive ERP experimental guides and related documents and data. This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in information management, business administration, enterprise management, and computer science, as well as a training material and reference book for master's students in related fields, MBA students, and senior management personnel engaged in enterprise management, information management, and enterprise informatization.