It's the presentation slides I deliver as a consultant and trainer in regards for the client's employees understand ERP and furthermore develop ERP application.
4. Planning
of
how
business
resources
(materials,
employees,
customers)
are
acquired
and
moved
from
one
state
to
another
Supports
most
of
the
business
system
that
maintains
in
a
single
database
the
data
needed
for
a
variety
of
business
functions
such
as
Manufacturing,
Supply
Chain
Management,
Financials,
Projects,
Human
Resources
and
Customer
Relationship
Management
Based
on
a
common
database
&
a
modular
software
design
Information
should
be
reliable,
accessible,
and
easily
shared
Housed
in
one
or
more
Data
centers
,
run
Enterprise
software,
and
could
include
applications
such
as
Content
management
systems
and
typically
cross
organizational
borders
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Resource
Planning
Training
2008
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5. An
extension
of
MRP
I,
II
and
CIM
Key
elements:
Performance,
Scalability
&
Robustness
Modules:
Manufacturing,
Supply
Chain,
Financials,
Customer
Relationship
Management
(CRM),
Human
Resources,
Warehouse
Management
and
Decision
Support
System
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Resource
Planning
Training
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6. Manufacturing
Engineering,
Bills
of
Material,
Scheduling,
Capacity,
Workflow
Management,
Quality
Control,
Cost
Management,
Manufacturing
Process,
Manufacturing
Projects,
Manufacturing
Flow
Supply
Chain
Management
Order
to
cash,
Inventory,
Order
Entry,
Purchasing,
Product
Configurator,
Supply
Chain
Planning,
Supplier
Scheduling,
Inspection
of
goods,
Claim
Processing,
Commission
Calculation
Projects
Costing,
Billing,
Time
and
Expense,
Activity
Management
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Resource
Planning
Training
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7. Financials
General
Ledger,
Cash
Management,
Accounts
Payable,
Accounts
Receivable,
Fixed
Assets
Customer
Relationship
Management
Sales
and
Marketing,
Commissions,
Service,
Customer
Contact
and
Call
Center
support
Human
Resources
Payroll,
Training,
Time
&
Attendance,
Rostering,
Benefits
Data
Warehouse
Various
Self-‐Service
interfaces
for
Customers,
Suppliers,
and
Employees
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Resource
Planning
Training
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8. Integrate
financial
information
Integrate
customer
order
information
Standardize
and
speed
up
manufacturing
processes
Reduce
inventory
Standardize
HR
information
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Resource
Planning
Training
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10. TCO
A
financial
estimate
designed
to
help
consumers
and
enterprise
managers
assess
direct
and
indirect
costs
commonly
related
to
software
or
hardware
ROI
Ratio
of
money
gained
or
lost
(realized
or
unrealized)
on
an
investment
relative
to
the
amount
of
money
invested
Money
gained
or
lost
may
be
referred
to
as
interest,
profit/loss,
gain/loss,
or
net
income/loss
Money
invested
referred
to
as
asset,
capital,
principal,
initial
investment
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Planning
Training
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11. Training
Integration
and
testing
Customization
Data
conversion
Data
analysis
Consultants
ad
infinitum
Replacing
your
best
and
brightest
Implementation
teams
can
never
stop
Waiting
for
ROI
Post-‐ERP
depression
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Planning
Training
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13. The
Big
Bang
Cast
off
all
legacy
systems
at
once
and
install
a
single
ERP
system
across
the
entire
company
Franchising
Strategy
Independent
ERP
systems
are
installed
in
each
unit,
while
linking
common
processes,
such
as
financial
bookkeeping,
across
the
enterprise.
Begin
with
a
demo/pilot
installation
in
a
BU
where
core
business
of
corporation
will
not
be
disrupted
if
something
goes
wrong
Once
system
is
up,
run
&
worked
out
all
bugs,
team
begins
selling
other
units
on
ERP,
using
first
implementation
as
a
reference
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Resource
Planning
Training
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14. Slam
Dunk
For
smaller
companies
expecting
to
grow
into
ERP
Goal
is
to
get
ERP
up
and
running
quickly
and
to
ditch
fancy
reengineering
in
favor
of
ERP
system’s
"canned"
processes
The
On-‐Demand
Nibble
Choose
ERP
vendors
that
can
offer:
faster
implementation
times
easier
and
more
frequent
upgrades
cheaper
up-‐front
costs
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Planning
Training
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16. Have
a
clearly
defined
philosophy
Hype
it
up
Ensure
scalability
Identify
key
implementation
objectives
Decide
on
chart
of
accounts
Select
a
good
team
Spend
time
on
books
and
org.
structure
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Planning
Training
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17. Involve
auditors
since
the
beginning
Plan
data
requirements
early
Have
clear
reference
values
for
comparison
Work
on
global
template
Document
everything
important
Control
&
oversee
timelines
Keep
It
Simple
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Resource
Planning
Training
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22. Continuous
Uptime
Preventing
Unauthorized
Access
Disaster
Recovery
Protect
the
Entire
Enterprise
Infrastructure
Server
or
Hardware
Failures
Hackers
and
Cyber-‐Criminals
Natural
Disasters
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Resource
Planning
Training
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23. E-‐Business
and
ERP:
Transforming
the
Enterprise
by
Grant
Norris,
James
R.
Hurley,
Kenneth
M.
Hartley,
John
R.
Dunleavy,
John
D.
Balls,
John
Dunleavy;
John
Wiley
&
Sons,
Canada,
2000,
189p
Concepts
in
Enterprise
Resource
Planning
by
Bret
Wagner,
Ellen
Monk;
Course
Technology
Cengage
Learning,
2009,
276p
Business
Concepts
Implementation
Series
in
Inventory
Management
by
Holy
Icun
Yunarto
&
Martinus
Getty
Santika
,
PT.
Elex
Media
Komputindo,
2005
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Resource
Planning
Training
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