ERP Implementation Guide: System, Lifecycle, E-commerce and Risk

Author: Oliver
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book first introduces the technical background of ERP systems, then specifically analyzes the composition, performance, and life cycle of ERP systems, which is the period from deciding whether to adopt an ERP system to the system "becoming a cliché." After elaborating on the application of ERP in e-commerce in detail, the book also discusses the risks associated with adopting ERP systems. Additionally, the book conducts an in-depth study of several cases. Whether for ERP managers or management consultants, this book holds immeasurable guiding value, and can also serve as a reference for information systems management courses or MBA students. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are a powerful software package that integrates various functions in business operations. ERP systems can provide a foundation for e-commerce operations, including the management of online customer orders and order tracking, inventory management, and the establishment of product reservation systems. This book examines both the pros and cons of ERP systems, explains their working principles, and highlights their core role in e-commerce. This book first introduces the technical background of ERP systems, then specifically analyzes the composition, performance, and life cycle of ERP systems, which is the period from deciding whether to adopt an ERP system to the system "becoming a cliché." After elaborating on the application of ERP in e-commerce in detail, the book also discusses the risks associated with adopting ERP systems.