The document discusses different methods for implementing an ERP system, including selecting an off-the-shelf package and customizing it, developing software individually, or integrating modules from different systems. It argues that for small to medium enterprises, selecting a flexible open source ERP package that can be customized provides the best balance between adapting to business needs and managing costs. The focus is on finding an ERP system that offers flexibility while minimizing complexity, costs, and risks.
This document discusses concepts related to supply chain management and logistics. It defines supply chain management as coordinating all activities from suppliers to customers to efficiently integrate functions. The value chain is described as primary and support activities that create value. Logistics focuses on optimizing flows within an organization while supply chain management seeks coordination between entities in the value chain. Issues in logistics and supply chain management include diversified products, short order cycles, and inventory control.
With more than 200 million users‚ India has the third largest number of internet users in the world after China and USA. And yet‚ online retail stands at 8% of organized retail and only 0.5% of overall retail market in India. The e–tailing market is thus poised to grow at a massive 55% p.a. from INR 139 billion in FY13 to INR 504 billion in FY16. A major reason for this rapid growth has been consumer access to products at attractive prices. The e–commerce business model has facilitated cutting out expensive real estate by reaching the consumer directly and thereby being able to offer better prices to consumers.
This document provides an overview of e-commerce fundamentals. It begins with an agenda that covers introduction, things to learn, fundamentals of selling, how real stores work, how e-stores emulate real stores, what makes e-stores work, e-commerce teams, suitability of e-commerce, getting started, lessons from the field, and Q&A. It then discusses key topics like traffic, conversion rates, e-commerce structure, sourcing, logistics, marketing, analytics, and infrastructure requirements. The goal is to educate about all aspects of running a successful e-commerce business.
The document is a project report submitted by Akash Singh Thakur for an MBA program. It discusses supply chain management in e-commerce by analyzing the operations of eMart Solutions, an Indian e-commerce company. The report provides an overview of eMart's marketing, human resources, operations, finances, and SWOT analysis. It also examines the supply chain processes involved in procuring and distributing products through e-commerce.
The document discusses fund flow statements. It explains that fund flow statements provide information about sources and uses of funds that the balance sheet and income statement do not. It then defines key terms like fund, flow, and working capital. It also shows how to prepare a schedule of changes in working capital and the fund flow statement using an example of Z Ltd.
Accounting is the process of communicating financial information about a business to users through financial statements, and involves recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions according to principles like debits and credits, assets and liabilities, and the accounting equation. There are three main types of accounting: tax, managerial, and financial accounting. The accounting process considers costs and benefits and must comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
E-Commerce Models and Web 2.0 in Supply ChainArgha Ray
The document provides an analysis of the operations models of Amazon and Walmart. It discusses the evolution of Amazon from an online bookstore to expanding into multiple product categories and countries. It describes Amazon's business models as a seller, intermediary, and ecommerce service provider. It also outlines Amazon's inventory network and strategies used in different countries. For Walmart, it discusses the company's supply chain network components and traditional vs internet retail supply chain structures. It then analyzes key aspects of both companies' operations models including sourcing and procurement, production, planning and distribution, logistics, inventory management, and fulfillment and customer service. [END SUMMARY]
Accounting Standard-3 Cash Flow Statement by Nithin RajChinnu Raj
Are you Searching for the Complete Information on AS-3 (Cash Flow Statement)??You have come Correctly..Here is the Brief Description on Cash Flow Statement which enables the Students to gain the complete knowledge on AS-3.
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This presentation gives very breif insight into SAP basics for noobs or dummies as i may call them (like me)
nevertheless i presume this is not an elegant presentation ....
This document provides an overview of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. It defines ERP as a business strategy and set of applications that optimize collaborative processes across an enterprise. The goal of ERP is to acquire, retain, and grow profitable customers. ERP offers integrated solutions for key business functions. Implementing an ERP system is a complex, costly, and time-intensive process that typically takes over a year and $10 million. The benefits of ERP include increased integration, efficiency, accuracy and cost reduction, while the challenges include time needed for implementation and ongoing security issues.
This document provides an overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and SAP BI. It defines BI as gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help organizations make better decisions. The document then discusses SAP BI specifically, describing it as a data warehousing solution that integrates, transforms, and consolidates business data for flexible reporting and analysis. It provides historical details on the evolution of SAP BI and describes the typical data flow and architecture within SAP BI including extraction, transformation, loading, data storage, and analysis tools.
The document discusses different methods for implementing an ERP system, including selecting an off-the-shelf package and customizing it, developing software individually, or integrating modules from different systems. It argues that for small to medium enterprises, selecting a flexible open source ERP package that can be customized provides the best balance between adapting to business needs and managing costs. The focus is on finding an ERP system that offers flexibility while minimizing complexity, costs, and risks.
This document discusses concepts related to supply chain management and logistics. It defines supply chain management as coordinating all activities from suppliers to customers to efficiently integrate functions. The value chain is described as primary and support activities that create value. Logistics focuses on optimizing flows within an organization while supply chain management seeks coordination between entities in the value chain. Issues in logistics and supply chain management include diversified products, short order cycles, and inventory control.
With more than 200 million users‚ India has the third largest number of internet users in the world after China and USA. And yet‚ online retail stands at 8% of organized retail and only 0.5% of overall retail market in India. The e–tailing market is thus poised to grow at a massive 55% p.a. from INR 139 billion in FY13 to INR 504 billion in FY16. A major reason for this rapid growth has been consumer access to products at attractive prices. The e–commerce business model has facilitated cutting out expensive real estate by reaching the consumer directly and thereby being able to offer better prices to consumers.
This document provides an overview of e-commerce fundamentals. It begins with an agenda that covers introduction, things to learn, fundamentals of selling, how real stores work, how e-stores emulate real stores, what makes e-stores work, e-commerce teams, suitability of e-commerce, getting started, lessons from the field, and Q&A. It then discusses key topics like traffic, conversion rates, e-commerce structure, sourcing, logistics, marketing, analytics, and infrastructure requirements. The goal is to educate about all aspects of running a successful e-commerce business.
The document is a project report submitted by Akash Singh Thakur for an MBA program. It discusses supply chain management in e-commerce by analyzing the operations of eMart Solutions, an Indian e-commerce company. The report provides an overview of eMart's marketing, human resources, operations, finances, and SWOT analysis. It also examines the supply chain processes involved in procuring and distributing products through e-commerce.
The document discusses fund flow statements. It explains that fund flow statements provide information about sources and uses of funds that the balance sheet and income statement do not. It then defines key terms like fund, flow, and working capital. It also shows how to prepare a schedule of changes in working capital and the fund flow statement using an example of Z Ltd.
Accounting is the process of communicating financial information about a business to users through financial statements, and involves recording, classifying, and summarizing financial transactions according to principles like debits and credits, assets and liabilities, and the accounting equation. There are three main types of accounting: tax, managerial, and financial accounting. The accounting process considers costs and benefits and must comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
E-Commerce Models and Web 2.0 in Supply ChainArgha Ray
The document provides an analysis of the operations models of Amazon and Walmart. It discusses the evolution of Amazon from an online bookstore to expanding into multiple product categories and countries. It describes Amazon's business models as a seller, intermediary, and ecommerce service provider. It also outlines Amazon's inventory network and strategies used in different countries. For Walmart, it discusses the company's supply chain network components and traditional vs internet retail supply chain structures. It then analyzes key aspects of both companies' operations models including sourcing and procurement, production, planning and distribution, logistics, inventory management, and fulfillment and customer service. [END SUMMARY]
Accounting Standard-3 Cash Flow Statement by Nithin RajChinnu Raj
Are you Searching for the Complete Information on AS-3 (Cash Flow Statement)??You have come Correctly..Here is the Brief Description on Cash Flow Statement which enables the Students to gain the complete knowledge on AS-3.
Thanks for viewing my PPT......
well,
This presentation gives very breif insight into SAP basics for noobs or dummies as i may call them (like me)
nevertheless i presume this is not an elegant presentation ....
This document provides an overview of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. It defines ERP as a business strategy and set of applications that optimize collaborative processes across an enterprise. The goal of ERP is to acquire, retain, and grow profitable customers. ERP offers integrated solutions for key business functions. Implementing an ERP system is a complex, costly, and time-intensive process that typically takes over a year and $10 million. The benefits of ERP include increased integration, efficiency, accuracy and cost reduction, while the challenges include time needed for implementation and ongoing security issues.
This document provides an overview of Business Intelligence (BI) and SAP BI. It defines BI as gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help organizations make better decisions. The document then discusses SAP BI specifically, describing it as a data warehousing solution that integrates, transforms, and consolidates business data for flexible reporting and analysis. It provides historical details on the evolution of SAP BI and describes the typical data flow and architecture within SAP BI including extraction, transformation, loading, data storage, and analysis tools.
Software project management and quality control
- A quality management framework based on statistic process control
- This framework transform social process into engineering process to leverage existing engineering process control tool and technique
- There are more than for ERP project backlog sample attached.
The customer master includes all data necessary for processing orders, deliveries, invoices, and customer payments. Customer master information is shared between the accounting and sales and distribution departments. The customer master groups data into categories: general data, company code data, and sales and distribution data.
