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ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING A MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVE GOYAL, D.P.

By: Publication details: TATA MCGRAW-HILL EDUCATION PRIVATE LTD. 2011 NEW DELHIDescription: XVII, 365 PAPERISBN:
  • 978-0-07-107797-2
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658.0568
Contents:
Part I: Conceptual Framework 1. ERP Systems: An Introduction 2. Advanced ERP 3. ERP and e-Commerce 4. ERP Architecture Part II: Establishing Need For ERP 5. ERP Need Analysis 6. Business Case for ERP Part III: System Development And Erp Life Cycle 7. System Development Life Cycle 8. ERP Life Cycle Part IV: Implementation Of ERP 10. ERP and Business Process Reengineering 11. Implementation Process and Strategies 12. ERP Project Management Part V: Post ERP Implementation 13. Change Management 14. Post-Implementation Review of ERP Systems 15. Post-Implementation Support, Maintenance and Security of ERP 16. Related Technologies and ERP 17. Emerging Trends and Future of ERP
Summary: This text integrates the two principles in the functionality of ERP ? Management and Computer Science. Written with a managerial perspective the text explains why ERP is not just a programme for management but how ERP can be comprehensively managed by the very people who apply it. This book would be useful for the students of Management, Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Applications and Business & Commerce. The practicing managers and entrepreneurs would also find the book useful in understanding the concepts of ERP and its applications to enhance their decision making.
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Book Book Library Annexe ERP(CUP /SH ) 658.0568/ GOY/ 19815 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 11119815
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Part I: Conceptual Framework
1. ERP Systems: An Introduction
2. Advanced ERP
3. ERP and e-Commerce
4. ERP Architecture
Part II: Establishing Need For ERP
5. ERP Need Analysis
6. Business Case for ERP
Part III: System Development And Erp Life Cycle
7. System Development Life Cycle
8. ERP Life Cycle
Part IV: Implementation Of ERP
10. ERP and Business Process Reengineering
11. Implementation Process and Strategies
12. ERP Project Management
Part V: Post ERP Implementation
13. Change Management
14. Post-Implementation Review of ERP Systems
15. Post-Implementation Support, Maintenance and Security of ERP
16. Related Technologies and ERP
17. Emerging Trends and Future of ERP

This text integrates the two principles in the functionality of ERP ? Management and Computer Science. Written with a managerial perspective the text explains why ERP is not just a programme for management but how ERP can be comprehensively managed by the very people who apply it. This book would be useful for the students of Management, Engineering, Information Technology, Computer Applications and Business & Commerce. The practicing managers and entrepreneurs would also find the book useful in understanding the concepts of ERP and its applications to enhance their decision making.

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