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    1. Future Directions in ERP Sonali C. UDIT -T.Y.B.Sc (IT) 2008-090 Chapter 10
    2. New Market
      • As larger enterprise becomes saturated with new-generation client server ERP system, vendors are forced to find new markets.
      • Vendors target small business client.
      • How do they attract new customers?
        • Supplementing their direct sales force with reseller channel
        • Lowering the entry price
        • Stratifying their software with reduced functionality
        • Improving the implementation methodologies
        • Porting the products to platforms such as Microsoft Windows NT.
    3. New Channels
      • Vendors are building reseller channels-idea is to reach smaller business that cannot afford the complete package.
      • “ Complete one-stop-shopping”
      • Making it financially attractive at entry level.
      • Oracle is very aggressive in this respect.
      • JD Edwards ventured in by introducing “OneWorld” by lower-cost line.
    4. Faster Implementations
      • Perception of vendors:
        • ERP is difficult and costly to implement
        • ERP takes lots of time (years) to implement
        • Delay in the implementation is going to effect my day-to-day business.
      • Vendors are thinking of making implementation easy.
      • SAP introduced : Accelerated SAP (ASAP) (reducing implementation time to six months)
      • Oracle introduced Fast Forward.
      • The main reason of delay: Dearth of fully trained and skilled consultants
    5. Business Models and BAPIs
      • Need of a tool for the implementation team can review its progress from time to time.
      • Reference Models can help the implementation.
      • Third party application to interact directly with ERP package (say SAP R/3) directly.
      • Baan offers OrgWare which is tightly integrated business modeling tool combined with business specific templates that help automation.
    6. Convergence on Windows NT
      • Growing popularity of Windows based O/S: NT, Windows 2003, Windows SP, forces the ERP vendors to make their software compatible for the latest O/S being used by the customers.
      • SAP: over 200 R/3 installations on Windows NT
      • Baan: “Designed for Microsoft Back office” certification
      • Oracle: Touts its support for its own NT based clustering technology
      • Peoplesoft: Shows recent switch to Backoffice
    7. Application Platforms
      • The idea is to extend the reach of its software far and wide.
      • To make like an application platform rather than just a suit of modules.
    8. New Business Segment
      • provide service to vertical markets:
        • Governments, Healthcare, Financial, Services, Retail environment
        • Also into SCM, sales automation, market
      • The world is competitive
        • Not only for the user (of ERP)
        • But also for vendors (of ERP)
      • So to survive one should be on a constant look out of New Business Segments
    9. More Features
      • Vendors focuses on improving decision power.
        • What is DSS? Decision Support System
        • What is OLAP? On line Analytical Processing.
        • What is ROLAP? Relational On-line Analytical Processing
        • What is OLTP? On line Transaction Processing
        • What is SFA? Sales Force Automation
        • What is DW? Data warehousing
        • What is D’Mart? Data Mart
        • What is DM? Data Mining
    10. Web Enabling
      • vendors moves from: (architecture)
        • Client/server->Brower/server->web enable
      • Deliver: Self service and e-commerce
      • Platform independence:
        • ERP vendors are using Java, rather than Microsoft’s Active-X
      • Move away Proprietary technologies to open tech.
      • ERP vendor now embrace:
        • more universally acceptable tools
        • Platform independent
        • Web functionality
    11. Market Snapshots
      • SAP : The market Leader.
      • People Soft and Baan join to make the top three
      • Oracle has lately focused more attention on its applications business
      • JD Edwards depends more on IBM’s AS/400
      • Everyone seek to fight to maintain their growth momentum
      • No one want “just ERP” – need much more advance- eg :- SFA
    12. Market Snapshots
      • The Future is clear:
        • The ERP vendor which embraces the latest management tools, and incorporates them in their product would survive.
        • Since ERP teaches Integration to their clients, should themselves integrate these Management packets in their software.
      Cont…
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