An Exploration of Critical Success Factors for Enterprise Resource Planning System Implementation

Abstract

Enterprise resource planning System (ERPS) is a standout amongst the most complicated frame-works in data framework field. Its usage is exorbitant and more confounded. Also, vast numbers of ERPS usage have been unsuccessful. Hence, the critical success factors (CSFs) of ERPS execution still are among the most critical research zone throughout the years with a specific end goal to conquer the issue of fizzled ERPS usage. Consequently, this paper summarizes the earlier efforts to collect these CSFs and evaluating them through a literature review. Our work proposed to move back to the first meaning of CSFs of ERPS execution with a specific end goal to locate the common factors that have similar importance and after that, maintaining a strategic distance from the issue of making a perplex of them. What is more is that this paper proposes an examination zone to explain those CSFs profoundly by considering numerous factors like tracking CSFs of ERPS execution over the time, technology evolution, and qualities of the nations.