2002 · 148 citations · 10 references
BusinessInformation SystemsInformation TechnologyBusiness Process ManagementEnterprise SystemsInformation Systems ManagementBusiness Process AnalysisBusiness Process DesignBusiness Process ReengineeringEnterprise Information ArchitectureEnterprise Resource PlanningProcess ManagementCore Business ProcessesCritical Success FactorsEnterprise Resource Planning IntegrationEnterprise Systems ArchitectureErp ArchitectureErp Business Process ReengineeringErp ImplementationErp Integration
Variously called enterprises resource planning (ERP) systems, enterprise-wide systems, or enterprise business system, these comprehensive, package software solutions seek to integrate the complete range of a business's processes and functions in order to present a holistic view of the business from a single information and IT architecture. The critical success factors for ERP implementation include top management support, a clear business vision and issues specific to ERP such as ERP strategy and software configuration. However, some of the more important factors are the issue related to re-engineering business processes and the integration of various core processes to the ERP system.
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Putting the enterprise into the enterprise system.
Thomas H. Davenport · PubMed · 1998 · 3.3K citations