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Introduction to Enterprise Resource and Plannig (ERP)
This document provides an overview of enterprise resource planning (ERP). It discusses what ERP is, the major players in the ERP market and their market shares, the functionalities of ERP systems, and future trends of ERP. ERP integrates business functions into a single system and replaces separate department systems. Major ERP vendors include SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft. Future directions of ERP include more innovative applications, targeting smaller businesses, and specialized areas like supply chain management.
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Introduction to Enterprise Resource and Plannig (ERP)
- 1. ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING
- 2. AGENDA Introduction to ERP 1 Market Share, Key Player 2 Fuctionaloty Details 3 Future Trends 4
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- 14. BEFORE ERP Problems: Delays, LostOrders, Keying into different computer systems invites errors
- 21. Not Feasible forclients, right? …
- 22. What is thesolution, then?
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- 26. Introduction Enterprise-wide system whichintegrates the business functions and processes of an org Integration of business functions into one seamless app Replaces Countless Dept. & Workgroup Information Systems Usually runs on a RDBMS
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- 29. Market Share Software Companies Other SAP 25% 33% Baan Microsoft 5% 12% ORACLE 25% Market is healthy with a 61% growth
- 31. Moving to ERPsystem is NOT easy
- 35. Evolution of ERP 1960s Inventory control 1970s MRP (Material Requirement Planning) 1980s MRP II (Manufacturing Resource Planing) 1990s ERP 2000s ERP II
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- 38. Future Directions ofERP: There is an increasing demand for innovative applications like E- Commerce, SCM, and HR/Customer self services. ERP applications are complex, multi module suites of Business Management Software.
- 39. New Markets •Vendors aresupplementing their direct sales force with reseller channels. •Lowering entry price of the software to make it financially viable for SMEs. •Reduced Functionality. •Improving the Implementation methodologies for faster deployment. •Porting the products to platforms such as Microsoft Windows NT.
- 40. New Channels • SAPAG, Oracle, Baan are building reseller channels both in US & worldwide. • To reach smaller businesses, ERP software is made financially more attractive by lowering the entry price point for each module & by ramping up the Total Cost by basing the Price on User Licenses. • Oracle is offering software for middle market from companies such as Platinum Software & Great Plains Software.
- 41. New Business Segments •Variants of ERP to Service vertical markets. • Specialized areas such as SCM , CRM, Demand Forecasting, Sales Force Automation etc. • PeopleSoft bought Red Pepper Software to enhance its SCM offering. • Baan acquired Aurum Software for its CRM tools & also teamed up with Hyperion Software to strengthen its Financial Modules.
- 42. Current updates relatedwith ERP…… • 14th sept 2010: Wipro & Oracle join to make integrated lifecycle management solution. • 1st june 2011: Cloud ERP. • 28 july 2011: BITS Pilani Selects Oracle PeopleSoft Enterprise Applications to streamline its business processes.
- 43. Conclusion ERP systems allow companies to better understand their business. With ERP software, companies can standardize business processes and more easily enact best practices. By creating more efficient processes, companies can concentrate their efforts on serving their customers and maximizing profit.
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