E-Business and ERP Tapa dura - 2001 - 1st Edición

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While Enterprise Resource Planning has been a factor in manufacturing since the early 1990s, most other industries are just now stepping up to the ERP implementation challenge. An effective ERP backbone is often a prerequisite to achieving the benefits from the new e-business applications. Both types of applications need to be implemented in shorter time frames than were typical in the past.

E-Business and ERP outlines a new approach-and provides an innovative toolset-to understand and achieve a rapid implementation of ERP and e-business applications. From presenting a compelling case for making rapid implementation the preferred method, to providing guidance on the factors that must be present before an organization is ready to initiate a successful rapid implementation project, this timely book builds a formidable case for the viability and necessity of a fully operational rapid implementation scenario, including:
* Three different approaches for selecting effective, appropriate application packages
* Tools-called accelerators-that are necessary to support a rapid implementation approach
* Issues essential to supporting the IT aspects of these projects

In addition, E-Business and ERP covers the trends and changes in business and particularly, the packaged software industry that will have a decided impact on implementations for years to come, along with factors that are necessary before an organization can launch a successful rapid-implementation project.

E-Business and ERP explains how to select application systems and design the business processes needed in today's fast-moving e-business environment, and implement them in a third or less of the time that such projects have taken in the past. It is the first book to comprehensively explain the requirements of effective package-enabled process redesign, combine those requirements with the Internet-age necessities of rapid implementation, and provide proven strategies to accelerate package implementation-as well as methods for keeping the project focused on benefits and under control.

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While Enterprise Resource Planning has been a factor in manufacturing since the early 1990s, most other industries are just now stepping up to the ERP implementation challenge. An effective ERP backbone is often a prerequisite to achieving the benefits from the new e-business applications. Both types of applications need to be implemented in shorter time frames than were typical in the past.

E-Business and ERP outlines a new approach-and provides an innovative toolset-to understand and achieve a rapid implementation of ERP and e-business applications. From presenting a compelling case for making rapid implementation the preferred method, to providing guidance on the factors that must be present before an organization is ready to initiate a successful rapid implementation project, this timely book builds a formidable case for the viability and necessity of a fully operational rapid implementation scenario, including:
* Three different approaches for selecting effective, appropriate application packages
* Tools-called accelerators-that are necessary to support a rapid implementation approach
* Issues essential to supporting the IT aspects of these projects

In addition, E-Business and ERP covers the trends and changes in business and particularly, the packaged software industry that will have a decided impact on implementations for years to come, along with factors that are necessary before an organization can launch a successful rapid-implementation project.

E-Business and ERP explains how to select application systems and design the business processes needed in today's fast-moving e-business environment, and implement them in a third or less of the time that such projects have taken in the past. It is the first book to comprehensively explain the requirements of effective package-enabled process redesign, combine those requirements with the Internet-age necessities of rapid implementation, and provide proven strategies to accelerate package implementation-as well as methods for keeping the project focused on benefits and under control.

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• Reference and Research Bk News, 08/01/2001, Page 107