Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, if implemented correctly, have shown that a firm can gain strategic and tactical advantages over their competition who do not implement such systems. However, with failure rates estimated to be as high as 50% of all ERP implementations, companies can be negatively impacted by a poorly performing ERP system. The research on ERP has focused on events le...

This study analyses the effects of euro area monetary policy on equity risk premia (ERP). We find that changes in prices during periods accommodative mainly reflected adjustments discount factor and economic activity – rather than fluctuations investors’ required compensation. Furthermore, ERP appears to not have declined much since introduction unconventional stands higher prior GFC. Use ident...

Previous immunological studies indicated that the Lyme disease spirochete, Borrelia burgdorferi, expresses Erp outer surface proteins during mammalian infection. We conducted analyses of Erp expression throughout the entire tick-mammal infectious cycle, which revealed that the bacteria regulate Erp production in vivo. Bacteria within unfed nymphal ticks expressed little to no Erp proteins. Howe...

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation is a complex and active process, one that involves a mixture of technological and organizational interactions. Often it is the largest IT project that an organization has ever launched and requires a mutual fit of system and organization. Concept of an ERP implementation supporting business processes across different departments in organization ...

Over the last decade, numerous companies have tried to adopt a commercial ERP package in the world-wide e-business and ecommerce environment. However, most of commercial ERP packages are designed for a large-scaled company so that it is difficult to adopt a commercial ERP package in terms of small and medium-size companies. Therefore, it is necessary for a small and medium-size company to seek ...

--This study draws on uses and gratification theory (UGT) to develop and empirically test a model for explaining enterprise resource planning (ERP) system acceptance and use. Accordingly, gratifications from the UGT such as enjoyment and informativeness are purported to have direct effects on attitudes toward using ERP and satisfaction with ERP. In turn, ERP attitude and satisfaction hypothesiz...

An ERP system plays an important role in managing business processes. Recently, many universities have implemented ERP systems. However, little research has been conducted regarding these systems in the higher education sector. This paper explores and analyzes the existing literature on ERP implementation and attempts to identify the critical success factors for a successful implementation of a...

This study attempt to find the motivation of ERP implementation based on the principal-agent theory. From the view of information resource sharing and communication, which is a critical characteristic of ERP, this paper investigates whether the decision of ERP implementation is affected by the principal-agent mechanism. Method study used economics technology to design an empirical study based o...

ERP systems had played an important role in Taiwanese industry in the past. Nowadays, most of companies have already install traditional type of ERP. However, with the development of cloud computing recently, the scope of applying cloud computing have been gradually expanded to the enterprise information system, such as cloud CRM provided by Salesforce.com, Business by Design provided by SAP. T...

ERP was the major success story of the mid-1990s (Hillegersberg and Kumar 2000). When the largest of the commercial organisations had implemented ERP packages, the ERP vendors specifically targeted midsize and smaller companies with tailored products (Avarini et al. 2000). This included universities with a module tailored specifically to them, the Student Administration module. This paper focus...