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    ERP is an enterprise-wide system that integrates core business processes like procurement, manufacturing, sales, and finance. It provides a real-time view across departments through a centralized database. ERP implementation involves identifying business needs, evaluating current processes, selecting a software package, implementing the software through customization, training, and go-live, and ongoing support. Benefits include operational efficiencies and improved management through integrated data. Costs include software, hardware, consulting, training, and lost productivity during implementation. ERP is evolving to offer greater flexibility, integration with e-business applications, access for new users, and adoption of internet technologies.

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    ERP is an enterprise-wide system that integrates core business processes like procurement, manufacturing, sales, and finance. It provides a real-time view across departments through a centralized database. ERP implementation involves identifying business needs, evaluating current processes, selecting a software package, implementing the software through customization, training, and go-live, and ongoing support. Benefits include operational efficiencies and improved management through integrated data. Costs include software, hardware, consulting, training, and lost productivity during implementation. ERP is evolving to offer greater flexibility, integration with e-business applications, access for new users, and adoption of internet technologies.

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    ERP is an enterprise-wide system that integrates core business processes like procurement, manufacturing, sales, and finance. It provides a real-time view across departments through a centralized database. ERP implementation involves identifying business needs, evaluating current processes, selecting a software package, implementing the software through customization, training, and go-live, and ongoing support. Benefits include operational efficiencies and improved management through integrated data. Costs include software, hardware, consulting, training, and lost productivity during implementation. ERP is evolving to offer greater flexibility, integration with e-business applications, access for new users, and adoption of internet technologies.

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    ENTERPRISE RESOURCE

    PLANNING: THE BUSINESS


    BACKBONE

    Made By:
    Akhil Jindal
    Neetika Sharma
    Rajdeep Khiwa
    What Is ERP?

    ERP is the technological backbone of


    e-business, an enterprise-wide
    transaction framework with links into
    sales order processing, inventory
    management and control, production
    and distribution planning, and
    finance.
    The Major Application Components
    Of Enterprise Resource Planning Demonstrate
    The Cross Functional Approach Of ERP System
    ERP – An Integrated Real Time
    View Of Core Business
    Processes
    Cash, Raw Materials and Production Capacity

    ess
    usin rces
    B ou
    s
    Re
    Customer Orders, Purchase Orders and
    ERP Status of
    Employee Payroll
    Commitments

    De
    par
    tme
    nts
    Manufacturing, Purchasing Sales, Accounting, etc
    ERP Software Suites
     Material Requirements Planning
    Manufacturing Processes  Production Planning.
     Capacity Planning.

     Sales Analysis.
    Sales & Marketing
     Sales Planning.
    Processes
     Pricing Analysis.

     Order Management.
    Distribution Processes  Purchasing.
     Logistics Planning.

     Personnel Requirements Planning.


    HR Processes
     Salary and Benefits Administration.

     Financial Record Keeping.


    Financial Processes
     Managerial Accounting Applications.
    ERP Implementation Methodology
    1. Identification of the needs for implementing an ERP package.
    2. Evaluating the “as-is” situation of your business.
    3. Deciding upon the desired would be situation for your business.
    4. Re-engineering of the business process to achieve the desired
    result.
    5. Evaluation of the various ERP packages.
    • Global presence
    • Local presence
    • Investment in R&D
    • Target market
    • Price
    • Modularity
    • Obsolence
    • Ease of implementation
    • Cost of implementation
    • Post implementation support
    6. Finalizing the ERP package.
    7. Installing the requisite hardware and network.
    8. Finalizing the implementation consultants.
    9. Implementation of the ERP package.
    • Formation of implementation team
    • Preparation of implementation plan
    • Mapping of business processes on the package
    • Gap analysis
    • Customization
    • Development of user specific reports and transactions
    • Uploading of data from existing system
    • Test runs
    • User training
    • Parallel run
    • Migration to the all the systems.
    • User documentation
    • Post implementation support
    • System monitoring and fine tuning.
    Benefits of ERP
    1. Operational Benefits

    2. Business Benefits

    3. Management Benefits
    Costs Of ERP

    “An ERP Implementation is like the


    corporate equivalent of a brain transplant.
    The risk is certainly disruption of business,
    because if you do not do ERP properly, you
    can kill your company, guaranteed.”
    Typical Costs Of Implementing
    A New ERP System

    Reengineering
    15%
    Hardware
    15%
    43%
    Software
    15% 12%

    Training and change


    management
    Data Conversions
    Trends In ERP
    Four important trends are shaping
    ERP’s continuing evolution:

    1. Improvement in integration and


    flexibility.
    2. Extensions to e-business applications.
    3. A broader reach to new users.
    4. The adoptions of internet technologies.
    Trends in the evolution of
    ERP applications
    E-Business Suites

    Inter-enterprise ERP

    Web Enabled ERP

    Flexible ERP
    Thank You

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