Chp08 Building Erp
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The document discusses ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems as the technological backbone for e-business. It describes how ERP integrated software suites automate back-office functions like finance, manufacturing, distribution, HR, and more. ERP allows companies to link processes like sales, inventory management, production, and finance. The document also covers the evolution of ERP systems and key decisions around selecting and implementing an ERP solution.
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