ANALYSIS OF READINESS OF ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) IMPLEMENTATION IN UNIVERSITY IN ANDALAS UNIVERSITY

LAURA, RAHMA YAPIZAR (2015) ANALYSIS OF READINESS OF ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP) IMPLEMENTATION IN UNIVERSITY IN ANDALAS UNIVERSITY. Diploma thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are business software tools that allow companies to automate business processes, share data and practices across the enterprise, and produce and access real-time information (Sumner 2005: 3). The main objective of ERP systems is to integrate all departments and functional information flows across an enterprise into a single computer system that serves all of the company’s needs (Turban and Volonino 2010: 380). They explained in the research that ERP systems are widely used by organizations of all sizes and functions because their potential benefits are too significant to disregard. In order to be competitive in modern business environment, organizations must establish good business practices and effectively share information internally, as well as with their suppliers, partners and customers. The conclusion ERP is a systems or integral information solutions, often called in practice connected information systems or integrated application packages, enable to us to control all key business functions in a company by using unified information architecture (Zornada & Velkarch, 2005).

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