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    ERP is an integrated software solution that connects all departments and functions of a company on a single computer system. It allows for improved information sharing, standardized business processes, and real-time data across financials, manufacturing, supply chain, customer management and other functions. When selecting and implementing an ERP system, companies need to consider factors like costs, customization needs, change management challenges and ensuring the proper expertise from internal teams and external implementation partners. A successful ERP project requires support from top management, a dedicated project team, good training and adherence to schedules.

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    ERP is an integrated software solution that connects all departments and functions of a company on a single computer system. It allows for improved information sharing, standardized business processes, and real-time data across financials, manufacturing, supply chain, customer management and other functions. When selecting and implementing an ERP system, companies need to consider factors like costs, customization needs, change management challenges and ensuring the proper expertise from internal teams and external implementation partners. A successful ERP project requires support from top management, a dedicated project team, good training and adherence to schedules.

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    ERP is an integrated software solution that connects all departments and functions of a company on a single computer system. It allows for improved information sharing, standardized business processes, and real-time data across financials, manufacturing, supply chain, customer management and other functions. When selecting and implementing an ERP system, companies need to consider factors like costs, customization needs, change management challenges and ensuring the proper expertise from internal teams and external implementation partners. A successful ERP project requires support from top management, a dedicated project team, good training and adherence to schedules.

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    E.R.P.

    Solution
    Atish Kamble

    WIDESCREEN
    PRESENTATION
    Roll No. 27
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    Tips and tools for creating and presenting wide format slides
    Enterprise Resource Planning

    What is ERP?
    ERP is a solution, which
    facilitates company-wide integrated information
    systems, covering all, functional areas
    performs core Corporate activities and increases
    customer service augmenting Corporate Image
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    ERP - Definition
    Software solution that addresses the enterprise
    needs, taking a process view of the overall
    organization to meet the goals, by tightly
    integrating all functions and under a common
    software platform
    ERP

    Financial
    mngt

    Customer
    relation
    mngt

    Manufacturi
    H.R.
    ng process
    Mngt Atish Kamble planning

    Supply
    chain
    mngt

    Evolution of ERP

    1960s - Systems Just for Inventory Control


    1970s - MRP Material Requirement Planning

    1970

    MRP

    Extended MRP to shop floor & distribution Mgnt.)

    1980

    MRP II

    1990

    ERP

    Mid 1990s - ERP Enterprise Resource Planning

    Inventory Control

    1980s - MRP II Manufacturing Resources Planning

    (Inventory with material planning & procurement)

    1960

    (Covering all the activities of an Enterprise)

    2000 onwards ERP II Collaborative Commerce

    (Extending ERP to external business entities)

    2000

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    Extended ERP

    Why ERP?
    For Management to know what is happening in the company
    One solution for better Management
    For cycle time reduction
    To achieve cost control & low working capital
    To marry latest technologies
    To shun the geographical gaps
    To satisfy the customers with high expectations
    To be Competitive & for survival
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    A few things to ponder when


    planning for ERP

    Which processes are most important now and why?


    Does this system meet our needs or go beyond them?
    who are the stakeholders?
    What is the business culture at our company and what are its
    strengths?
    What subcultures do we have and what are their strengths?
    How can we apply those strengths to business change?
    What cultural attributes are weak or will interfere with the change?
    What will be the toughest changes, and how will we address them?
    Who will be responsible for change management?
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    Product Selection - Parameters

    Reputation of the ERP product

    % of the overall functional availability

    Customization possibilities

    After sales support

    Your investment plan & budget

    Implementation partners track record


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    Pitfalls & Points of concern

    Costly comparing to custom-built options


    Lot of hidden costs
    Chances of cost & time over-run are high
    Compulsion to pay for redundant modules/features
    Non-availability of special practices like Customer
    Complaint, Logistics
    Linking historical data offline & painful
    The requirement of Change Management is a must
    Dependency on outsiders is high
    IT department Poor grip on the Implemented systems
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    Critical Success Factors for ERP

    The firm & optimistic approach of the


    Management
    The dedicated Team
    Good Training
    Strict adherence to the Project schedules
    Right technical infra-structure
    Change Management
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    Building ERP using Ext. sources - Steps


    Detailed study by the vendor

    Scope & platform finalization

    Freezing the commercials

    Development

    Hardware
    addition/upgradation

    Old master/transaction data


    migration

    Parallel run with Integration


    & connectivity check

    Implementation
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    Maintenance

    ERP Software - Vendor Selection


    The following traits should be considered while selecting the
    software vendor for building the ERP application

    Technical expertise

    Domain knowledge

    Adequate manpower

    Project management skills

    Long existence in the field

    Extra skills
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    ERP wholesale and distribution


    solutions help companies to:

    Expand into new customer segments


    Achieve and maintain higher service levels
    Lower costs of goods sold for higher operational
    margins
    Minimize inventories
    Increase collaboration with customers and
    suppliers
    Increase responsiveness and speed to market
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    Thank You

    Atish Kamble

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