The document discusses cloud-based ERP (enterprise resource planning) systems. It defines ERP and outlines the key characteristics and evolution of ERP systems from mainframes in the 1980s to cloud-based systems today. The document then discusses cloud computing and the different types of cloud services. It notes some limitations of the cloud but also the benefits of cloud ERP like lower costs and easier scalability. In conclusion, it states that cloud ERP provides opportunities through standardization and economic benefits but also requires realistic expectations.

1. CLOUD BASED ERP
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Chetana chaudhary

2. What do you mean by ERP?

3. Characteristics of an ERP system
• single integrated database
• modular
• common user interface
• follow good business practices
• flexible and adaptable
• workflow
• automation

4. Evolution of ERP
• 1980's
• mainframe
• time sharing
• finance orientated
• green screen
• 1990's
• client-server
• real-time
• GUI
• full business operations
• 2010's
• focus on UX
• data analytics
• the cloud
• 2000's
• web-enabled

5. Cloud erp

6. CLOUD COMPUTING
 Cloud Computing refers to manipulating,
configuring, and accessing the hardware and
software resources remotely. It offers online data
storage, infrastructure, and application.
 Cloud computing offers platform independency, as
the software is not required to be installed locally on
the PC. Hence, the Cloud Computing is making our
business applications mobile and collaborative.

7. Cloud services
Public Private
Hybrid

8. Limitations of the cloud
 Limited functionality and availability.
 Reduced customization and integration.
 Perceived data risks.

9. On-Premise Iaas Paas SaaS
Application
Database
O/S
Hardware
ERP in the cloudexample

10. Challenges of ERP in the Cloud
There are two challenges come in ERP in the
cloud.
 Challenge 1: Standardized Software
Packages not Easily Customizable.
 Challenge 2: Integration Impaired in Strict
Cloud Environment.

11. Cloud ERP framework

12. Benefits of cloud ERP
 Lower upfront costs.
 Lower operating costs.
 Rapid implementation.
 Scalability.
 Easier integration with cloud services.

13. Conclusion
Cloud ERP applications have been getting
tremendous demand for companies battling
the business challenges. It is a maturing
deployment model that may provide a greater
opportunity to capitalize on an ERP
investment which encourages standardization
through visible economic drivers and provides
the opportunity for greater focus on strategic
activities. Balance of enthusiasms for cloud
ERP with realistic expectations is needed.

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