Abstract

Motivation: In the modern computing and business world computerization, automation and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system has become the backbone in both public and private sector organizations throughout the world. IT departments in organizations are playing major role in controlling the financial activities, procedures, business, and administrative operations. Problem: In this study, we have analyzed and examined the major issues which an organization could face while starting the ERP project. Objectives: This study will also discuss the significant elements which are crucial for an organization when they move towards the ERP system. Adopting the ERP system for an organization is not only a highly difficult task, but is also an expensive process. Therefore, the organization cannot afford the failure of this implementation plan. Solutions: Moreover, this study is also about the solutions regarding management and administrative plans as well as it helps to design comprehensive controls and procedures for the ERP system implementation project. The issues in the structure, functions, culture, human resource, and procedures of organizations are focused on the study and discussion is made to find out the solutions to control these issues during the implementation process. The study covers the issues regarding implementation plans, project management, and selection or designing of these systems and determines the role of different teams and workforce during the implementation process and after carrying out the process in the business environment. Keywords: Enterprise Resource Planning, Success Factors, Administrative & Management Issues and Challenges, CSF (Critical Success Factors), CFF (Critical Failure Factors).

Highlights

  • The term Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) was initially used in the early 1990s

  • After the success of these two versions of Manufactured Requirement Planning (MRP), different ERP systems were launched by different organizations and as a result their growth increased in the decade 1990s

  • The data gathered for examination is collected through the sources like research journals, books, online sources, personal interviews and survey with the professionals of organizations who have best practices regarding the process of ERP implementation

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Introduction

The term Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) was initially used in the early 1990s. Gartner Group designed an integrated software package to control and enhance the capabilities of their organization and named it as the Manufactured Requirement Planning (MRP), and after the success of the first version they designed the Manufactured Requirement Planning II (MRP II). In today’s modern computing world, ERP systems are playing major role in managing operations of the organization in both public & private sectors. These ERP systems are designed to provide facilities like confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility of the information and resources of an organization, and with the help of these features organizations are improving in their performance, efficiency and as well as in productivity. ERP systems can be described as integrated suite which manages complete operations and procedures of an organization

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