The Development of ERPS Presented by: Fatimah Al
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what is the factor that led to the development
of (ERP) systems?
The need of having efficient and integrated
information systems for companies to be
competitive. Including a database that is
shared by all functional areas.
Information Silo
An information system that is unable to
share information with other related
information system.
E.g.: Bank System
Why there were no ERP Systems long time ago?
- companies were waiting for faster, cheaper
and smaller hardware devices.
- Moore’s Law
Number of transistors that could be built into a computer chip
doubled every 18 months
Main Components of an ERP System
Hardware Devices.
Software.
Network sharing the information between the
functional areas.
Management Support.
ERP Software Emerges: SAP Goals
Data
available in
real time
Automation
standard
software
product that
meets the
needs of the
company
Features of SAP ERP
First
software that could deliver real-time
ERP integration
Usability by large companies
High cost
Automation of data updates
Applicability of best practices
SAP’s competition in the ERP market
Oracle
PeopleSoft
managing human resources
and financial activities at universities
SAP ERP Software Implementation
Not all companies that use SAP use all of the SAP
ERP modules
Configuration options allow the company to
customize the modules it has chosen to fit the
company’s needs
ERP Flexibility
configuration options.
Programmers can write specific routines using
(ABAP)
ERP Cost
Size of the ERP software
Need for new hardware that is capable of running
complex ERP software
Time for implementation
Training