Enterprise wide systems are large-scale software packages that support business processes, information flows, reporting, and data analytics in complex organizations. They are designed to manage large volumes of critical data across servers, storage, and software that form the IT infrastructure of large businesses. Common enterprise systems include ERP systems, supply chain management, customer relationship management, and business intelligence software.

1. WELCOME TO ALL

2. SOHAILAHAMED(C)
SREEKANTH VIJAYAN
SAJANA K AZEEZ
SIRAJUDHEEN M.A
SHIFAS IBRAHIM

3.  ENTERPRISE WIDE SYSTEM
 E-BUSINESS APPLICATIONS

4. Enterprise wide system are large-scale
application software packages that
support business processes,
information flows, reporting and data
analytics in complex organizations.

5. ◦ From a hardware perspective, enterprise systems
are the servers, storage and associated software
that large businesses use as the foundation for
their IT infrastructure. These systems are
designed to manage large volumes of critical
data. These systems are typically designed to
provide high levels of transaction performance
and data security.

6. Information begins to accumulate at the point of entry when a customer
sends
an order to the company and flows through the various links.

7.  enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, enterprise
planning systems,supply chain management,
and customer relationship management software.
Although data warehousing or business
intelligence systems are enterprise-wide packaged
application software often sold by ES vendors, since
they do not directly support execution of business
processes, they are often excluded from the term.
 Enterprise systems are built on software platforms, such
as SAP’s NetWeaver and Oracle's Fusion, and
databases.

8. DECISION MAKING
AUTOMATION
QUALITY OF PRODUCTS

9. COSTS
TRAINING AND TURNOVER
DIFFICULT TO CUSTOMIZE

10. INTEGRATION
THE NATURE OF ENTERPRISE
SYSTEM PACKAGE
BEST PRACTICES
ASSEMBLY REQUIREMENTS
EVOLUTIONARY NATURE OF
ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS

11. CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP
MANAGEMENT
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
ENTERPRISE RESOURCE
PLANNING
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

13. 1. BUSINESS TO CONSUMER(B2C)
2. BUSINESS TO BUSINESS(B2B)
3. CUSTOMER TO BUSINESS(C2B)
4. CUSTOMER TO CUSTOMER(C2C)

14. Thank to all