International Journal of Information and Operations Management Education · 2006 · 19 citations · 5 references
Software MaintenanceBusiness Process IntegrationEnterprise Business TransformationEngineeringBusiness IntelligenceProject ManagementEnterprise ModelingSoftware EngineeringHuman Resource ManagementManagementSystems EngineeringEnterprise ModellingEnterprise Information SystemEnterprise ArchitectureStrategyImplementation ProcessStrategic ManagementSoftware DesignOrganizational CommunicationEnterprise Resource PlanningBusinessBusiness StrategyTechnologySoftware Package
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is more than simply a software package. Implementing ERP will involve the entire business and will require changes throughout the firm. Because of the scope, complexity and continuous nature of ERP, the project-based approach to managing the implementation process resulted in failure rates of between 60% and 80%. For this reason a new model, presented in this paper, has been developed. The paradigm shift model is made up of three parts: 1) A Hierarchy of Purpose; 2) Impact Roles; and 3) Continuous Change. By focusing on the benefits of ERP as a success measure, this model provides a sound framework for managing the paradigm shift of enterprise resource planning for success.
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Stephen P. Laughlin · Journal of Business Strategy · 1999 · 187 citations
Business Intelligence, Enterprise Resource Planning, Game Theory +12