Sunday 30 December 2012

CHAPTER 3 : ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING (ERP)

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a system that allows you to combine all the information or operations into a single unit. They use computer hardware and software to achieve this goal. The most important part of the ERP is a central database that is used to store a variety of modules. The goal is to integrate the various functions of the institution and it is not limited to the company and are commonly used by non-profit organizations, government agencies and other agencies. ERP has a great level of information flow and a higher quality of information that can transfer information from one place to another and act on data in a short time . Using ERP companies can manage inventory effectively. For example, when producing the product it will be done with a high level using a lower cost. The money saved by the organization can be used to invest in new products or marketing strategies. ERP can also make the company very flexible and this means that the company is able to adapt to changes in the market. On this day flexibility is very important because without the flexibility of an organization is difficult to compete with one another. ERP has an interest in the issues of dealing software implementation of the software and it also helps companies integrate operations. At the same time it is also important to recognize that there are challenges involved in the use of ERP could cost becomes expensive.




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