what should be done to make ERP a good investment. It is very common, however, for companies to take a big leap of faith with ERP and supply chain management systems. And, unfortunately, more than 90 percent of the companies that have implemented ERP have not had a truly successful implementation the first time around. Despite the recent rash of articles about the limited returns from ERP, howe...

Although a growing number of business graduates are involved in the selection, implementation, and use of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, many schools are slow in adopting and integrating these systems into their business curricula. Anecdotal evidence suggests that many schools perceive the integration of ERP software into curricula to be too complex, and the resulting costs to outw...

To date we are still unclear how ERP client-organizations make their ERP upgrade decision. In this research-in-progress, we (1) review literature on issues surrounding ERP upgrade decision-making, (2) formulate and postulate a conceptual model of ERP upgrade decision based on both the empirical research paper and trade press literature, and (3) empirically validate and modify the proposed conce...

Implementing an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is crucial if a company wants to compete globally and keep up with technological advances. This study examines the effect of information sharing competent personnel on ERP. takes quantitative approach using questionnaire tested covariance-based structural equation modelling. The sample includes 338 respondents from several Indonesian sta...

The purpose of this research is to provide evidence that the system ERP can be relied on give positive impact reporting for enterprises. This used method purposive sampling paired-t-test period three years before was applied and after applied. There are findings resulted from research. First by applying ERP, quality financial information increased significantly. second finding profit management...

ERP systems have originally been developed for large enterprises (LEs). However, market saturation, integration of supply chains and improvements in technology have led to more and more small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) adopting ERP systems. Though there is a focus shift from LEs to SMEs in the ERP market, most academic literature on ERP systems is based on findings from LEs. In additio...

More than two decades of research on information technology (IT) value still leaves the issue of IT value in an organization a less understood concept. The issue of IT value is particularly important in case of systems such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) because these systems involve significant financial investments. Evidence from the current literature indicates that a high number of E...

Enhanced recovery programs (ERP) represent a multimodal approach to perioperative patient care. The benefits of ERP are well demonstrated in colorectal surgery and Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS®) programs, that epitomise the ERP concept, have being introduced in different specialties, including vascular, gastric, pancreatic, urogynecologic and orthopaedic surgery. However, no ERP has be...