ERP systems tie together business processes and enable data flow between them. They are used for day-to-day activities like finance, procurement, project management, and supply chain management. ERP started in the 1990s but has evolved to embrace the cloud, providing updates several times a year instead of costly 5-10 year upgrades. Modern ERP systems deliver services via the cloud and use latest technologies like AI, machine learning, blockchain, augmented reality, and IoT. Successful ERP implementations require thorough requirements gathering and integration efforts pay off in the long run, while poor management can cause failures even with the perfect system selection.

1. ERP - ORACLE
Irshad Ansari

2. What is ERP?
ERP = Enterprise resource planning
ERP systems tie together a multitude
of business processes and enable the
flow of data between them
It refers to a type of software that
organizations use to day-t-day
business activities such as:

3. COMPARISON

4. The business
Value of ERP
• for real-time information for reports
Improved business
insight
• streamlined business processes and best practice
Lower operational
cost
• users sharing data in contracts, requisitions and
Purchased order
Enhanced
collaboration
• through a common user experience across many
business functions and well-defined business processesImproved efficiency
• from the back office to the front office
Consistent
infrastructure
• common user experience and design
Higher user-adoption
rates
• data integrity and financial controlsReduced risk
• through uniform and integrated system
Lower management
and operational costs

5. History
ERP started in twenty-first century, 1990s
ERP technology was evolving to embrace the internet, with new features and functionality such
as embedded analytics.
Both the hardware and the software licenses required capital investments and depreciated over 5
to 10 years.
As time went on, many organizations discovered that their on-premises ERP systems couldn’t
keep up with modern security demands or emerging technologies such as smartphones.

6. Today:
• It delivers the service in the cloud, instead company's server room.
• it provides patches, manages, and updates the software several times a year, instead 5-10
years costly upgradation
• It reduces both Operational expenses (OpEx) and capital expenses (CapEx) because it
eliminates the need for companies to software, hardware or hire IT staff.
Software-as-a-service (Saas) delivery model for ERP
• AI, digital assistants, machine learning, block chain, augmented reality and internet of
things (IoT)
Latest technology

7. CLOUD COMPUTING

8. Recent Acquisitions

9. ERP Products
Financial Accounting Hub Procurement
Project
management
Risk Management
Enterprise
Performance
Management
(EPM)
AI App for ERP
Supply Chain
Management
(SCM)
NetSuite

10. Empower Modern
Procurement
• Collaborate Streamline
• AnalyseSourcing
• Standardize
• Improve Visibility
• Ensure compliance
Contracting
• Streamline Processes
• Simplify Shopping
• Enforce Negotiated Pricing
Procure-to-
pay
• Manage Qualification
• Improve Information Accuracy
• Enable Supplier Collaboration
Supplier
Management

11. Realize the
intelligent Project
Enterprise
Project
Management
Collaborative
Planning
Simplified
Schedule
Projects for
Product lifecycle
management
Planning Made
easy
Resource
Management
Search and Match
Utilization
Project Talent
Resource Pools
immediate status
Project control
project costing
cost capture
capital projects
customer invoice
Project Revenue
Analytics
Performance
Real time
Reporting
Interactive
Dashboard
Embedded Insight

12. NetSuite : Oracle
NetSuite meets the evolving business requirements of fast
growing companies at every stage of their growth
From emerging businesses and start-ups, to established
businesses, NetSuite empowers modern, fast-growing
companies, both private and public,
To unlock their growth potential, cloud-based solutions
streamline mission critical business processes and reduce IT
costs, allowing to easily scale and future-proof the business
with an agile business platform that evolves as needs change

13. Oracle CS : Business Intelligent
Leverage powerful, built-in business Intelligence solutions
embedded within Oracle's CX sales solutions.
Access more than 500 pre-packaged reports to surface
actionable business insights
Make every sales action count
Oracle infuses the power of AI to help reps stay focused on
the right accounts
Analyse win probability, surface smarter recommendations for
next-best actions to advance a deal

14. JD Edward EnterpriseOne
It offer a range of multi-attribute product-set of
products that are available in a variety of style, colours,
sizes, etc.
Processing of sales orders
Material planning
Shop floor and inventory system

15. Comparison between various products

21. ERP SYSTEM MOSTLY USED IN FASHION AND
APPAREL INDUSTRY

22. Cadbury : SUCCESS
• for an ERP implementation to really pay off, need to see improvements in
key areas. A thorough requirements gathering effort during the selection
phase is therefore essential
Nestle : SUCCESS
• Integration across different sites requires a lot of upfront effort - but it
pays off in the long run
Hershey: FAILURE
• Poor management can scupper implementation, even selection of the
perfect system.
Oracle : CASE STUDY

23. references
ERP ORACLE WEBSITE:
https://www.oracle.com/in/applications/erp/what-
is-erp.html