2. INTRODUCTION
⢠August 2004, HP announced that their revenue for
3rd quarter from its Enterprise Servers and Storage
(ESS) segment had gone down by 5% to $3.4 bn
⢠Reasons stated for the downfall was due to
migrating to a centralized ERP system at one of its
North American division
3. BACK GROUND
⢠Founded in 1938 by Bill
Hewlett and David Packard as
an electronic instrument
company
⢠The company was founded in a
one-car garage
⢠HP launched its first mini
computer in 1974
⢠First Personal Computer in 1981
4. OBJECTIVE
⢠To keep orders and deliveries flowing during the
problem period
⢠To ready solutions assuming the new system would fail
during final rollout
⢠Make sure to have additional manufacturing capacity
ready, before the ERP rollout
5. WHAT IS ERP SYSTEM
⢠An Enterprise Resource
Planning System, commonly
known as an ERP system, is a
set of business software tools
designed to facilitate the flow
of information between all
departments or functions
within a business.
6. USE OF ERP SYSTEM
⢠ERP systems make it easier for order tracking, inventory
tracking, revenue tracking, sales forecasting and related
activities.
⢠Advanced e-commerce integration
⢠Cost Savings
7. ERP FAILUER
⢠HP revealed that there was execution problem and there
was no fault of SAP in it.
⢠There were small technical glitches but the main issue
was contingency planning, which was not addresses
properly.
⢠The other issues were like:
â Data Integration Issues
â Demand Forecasting Problems
â Poor planning & Improper Testing
8. IMPACT OF FAILUER
ďDissatisfied employees
ďDissatisfied customers
ďBad reputation
⢠Loses according to HP
⢠$400m in revenue.
⢠$160m during the implantation.
ď Lost market share to IBM, Dell.
ďDoubtful future for next SAP implementations
9. SUGGESTION
ď Decide upon all 3 basic factors before migrating
⢠Define the requirements
⢠Develop a plan
⢠Implement the plan using IT integration & user training
ď âEnterprise software isnât just software. It requires changing the
way you do business.â