ERP Principles, Implementation, and Cases

Author: Wang Guozhang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: In the late 20th century, the world had entered the era of economic globalization and the internet, and traditional business models could no longer keep pace with the times. E-commerce, as a new form of business activity that combines traditional business models with electronic communication technologies, has garnered increasing attention from people around the world. Traditional enterprises must apply e-commerce to strengthen their competitive advantages to remain viable and have a future. To achieve this, it is essential to first carry out the informatization of "traditional enterprises." Without this foundation, there would be "no business to conduct" or "business would be difficult to manage." Establishing an ERP system is currently the most critical aspect of informatization management. Against the backdrop of China's entry into the WTO, economic globalization, and global market competition, it has become urgent for Chinese enterprises to adopt ERP management concepts, which also places higher demands on talent. To enable students in higher vocational colleges to comprehensively understand and master the basic knowledge and fundamental theories of ERP, we have compiled this book for classroom and practical teaching use. This book primarily introduces the development, principles, implementation benefits, implementation process, operation management, and related advanced management concepts of ERP, divided into 8 chapters. Main Content: The development process of ERP; The principles of ERP; The benefits of ERP and the transformation of corporate operating mechanisms; The functional modules of ERP software; Analysis of ERP cases; ERP implementation and operation management; Related issues of ERP; The development trends of ERP in China. This book can serve as a textbook for higher vocational colleges in e-commerce, business automation, computer science, and other related fields, and is also suitable for reading by business management personnel.