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Erp Adl - 91
Erp Adl - 91
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Motivation for Implementing
ERP
Achieving and maintaining competitive
advantage requires better information
management
– Information Quality
– Information Reliability
– Information Access
– Information Sharing
Motivation for Implementing ERP
• Firms View ERP As A System:
– to provide better information management
– to transform the competitive space
– to transform relationships between
• their customers
• their suppliers
• their competitors
Motivation for Implementing ERP -
Competitive Space
Potential
entrants
Threat of new entrants
Industry
Bargaining power competitors Bargaining power
of suppliers of buyers
Suppliers Buyers
Rivalry among
existing firms
Threat of substitute
products or services
Substitutes
Fiveforcesdrivingindustrycompetition(Porter 1980).
Motivation for Implementing ERP
Search-related
costs
Switching Competitive
costs advantage
Internal
efficiency
Comparative
Interorganization efficiency
efficiency
Motivation for Implementing ERP-
(inter-organizational efficiency)
• Better Supply Chain Management
• Inbound Logistics
• Operations
• Outbound Logistics
• Marketing And Sales
• Service
• Disintermediation and Market Reach
• Online Store Front
• Internet Banking
• Allows an organization to Reengineer all their
processes.
Reasons for Not Adopting Enterprise
Systems