ERP introduction of 32 Modules - 1/2 - with video - This Presentation is a good reference for various key functions managers, such as accounts, purchase, sales, production, etc - It is not just a Presentation but also a companion for corporate commandos
What is new in this ERP Presentation? Unlike other ERP Presentations, this Presentation gives actual data entry screens, reports, and master files details for practical learning. This ERP Presentation might not seem extraordinary, but it is. Business processes integrated in ERP should have already been demystified, but it has not been. You can download, share and study. Video is inserted at the end of this presentation. What does this ERP Presentation offer to lecturers, faculties, consultants? The Presentation is projected to be a comprehensive guide to all aspects of deploying ERP within an organization. Reader will find that this ERP Presentation has a good range of case studies to support their teaching. Who should use this ERP Presentation? This Presentation is useful for existing ERP users and ERP power-users as well. Senior managers and directors, CEO, CFO, COO, seeking to deploy ERP to benefit their organization. For companies who have deployed ERP but not able to understand why real benefit is not seen. Study of this Presentation will reveal the mistakes made by management, ERP coordinators, ERP task force, or ERP steering committee. Use this Presentation before, during and after ERP is deployed, as a reference material. The knack to making informed decisions is necessary for success. Yet many times, managers make vital decisions without real information. Use this Presentation to understand how you can use ERP to enhance your decision-making aptitude. This Presentation will be of immense value to professionals dealing with ERP implementation, I. T. professionals, mangers handling sales and distribution, logistic, supply chain and finance. MBA Students: This ERP Presentation will be very useful to the B-Schools students who want to pursue their MBA. All these aspiring managers must know ERP well. In the interviews now on companies will not ask whether you know MS office or not, they will ask, “Do you know ERP”? This will be useful for managers working in small and medium size enterprises (SME). Part 2 of 2 http://www.slideshare.net/jzaveri/erp-introduction-of-32-modules-22
