Causes Of ERP Failures

Topics:
Enterprise Resource Planning
Tags:
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP),
Enterprise Software,
ERP,
Software
Source:
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Overview: The failures of ERP projects are preventable if we can identify the common causes of the failures regardless the companies and industries that implement them. An ERP system is the combination of ERP software, the business processes that the ERP transforms, the users of the ERP system, and the computer systems that run the ERP applications. The failures of a ERP project is often the result of the failures in one or more of those four components.

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Format: HTML | Date: Apr 2005 | Pages: 3

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