This paper aims to examine conditions under which investment in enterprise resource planning (ERP) has a positive influence on business performance. Our empirical analysis on Korean firms that invested in ERP systems reveals how organizational integration modes need to be aligned with ERP systems for positive results from the ERP investment. Organizational integration modes refer to simultaneou...

ERP systems generally implement controls to prevent certain common kinds of fraud. In addition however, there is an imperative need for detection of more sophisticated patterns of fraudulent activity as evidenced by the legal requirement for company audits and the common incidence of fraud. This paper describes the design and implementation of a framework for detecting patterns of fraudulent ac...

Despite extensive research, the degree to which organizations are successful in creating strategic advantage with ERP systems, and the factors that distinguish successful and unsuccessful ERP implementations are still equivocal. Using a lens of the Resource-Based View of the firm, and following studies that suggest that IT become valuable over time when they interact with other organizational r...

The aim of our study was to gain insight into the research field of critical success factors (CSFs) of enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation projects and of IT projects and to compare the different CSFs. Therefore, we conducted two literature reviews, more specifically systematic reviews of relevant articles in different databases and among several international conference proceedin...

Implementation of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions, which involve both technical and social uncertainties, is in practice a highly uncertain, risky endeavour. Traditional ERP practices address implementation of ERP as a static process; such practices focus on structure, not on ERP as something that will meet the needs of a changing organization. As a result, many relevant uncertaint...

Today, standardised enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are used in a majority of enterprises. There are many ERP systems with different technologies and philosophies available on the market. Therefore, the need for providing ERP knowledge by teaching the concepts of ERP systems in study courses and above all the possibilities of using these systems themselves in courses are frequently d...

Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) play an essential role in all areas of today’s economy and have thus increasingly being focused on in higher education in recent years. Despite these welcome efforts undertaken, shortcomings in this area still exist. In consequence, there is great need for an ICT-based higher education curriculum redesign. This requires not only the development o...

This research is focused in finding out the most important Critical Success Factors (CSF) having an influence on the implementation process of an ERP system. From a literature review a reference list of 14 CSF considered important in previous studies has been identified. An experience survey has been conducted to verify whether these CSF are also important and relevant for Mexican enterprises a...

The main objective of this paper is to answer a question “Does predefined ERP implementation methodology work for state owned companies in transitioning countries?” The focus will be on state owned companies from Bosnia and Herzegovina, as it is typical transitioning company. Paper will treat selected issues which could trouble ERP implementation trough predefined ERP implementation methodology...

In this article, we focus on enterprise sizes and industry sectors to compare their difference on enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation development, package selection, and user satisfaction in Taiwan. A survey, using the measurement instrument, of two representative samples of “large size enterprise vs. medium size enterprise” and “electronics & science industry vs. traditional indu...