Extending the value of ERP

Two distinct phases of ERP have been identified. The first phase refers to the changes that an organization undergoes in transforming from the old system and "going live" with the ERP system. The second phase, also called the second wave of ERP, refers to the actions subsequent to ERP impl...

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Published inIndustrial management + data systems Vol. 102; no. 1; pp. 35 - 38
Main Authors Hillman Willis, T, Hillary Willis-Brown, Ann
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Wembley MCB UP Ltd 01.02.2002
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Subjects
Data systems
Enterprise resource planning
Implementation
Information systems
Organizational change
Purchase orders
Software
Software use
Studies
Success
Software use
Organizational change
Implementation
Information systems
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Summary:Two distinct phases of ERP have been identified. The first phase refers to the changes that an organization undergoes in transforming from the old system and "going live" with the ERP system. The second phase, also called the second wave of ERP, refers to the actions subsequent to ERP implementation, that enable the organization to achieve the full capabilities and benefits of ERP. The paper examines the problems organizations frequently experience with ERP implementations, and suggests strategies for extending the value of ERP systems.
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DOI:10.1108/02635570210414640