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Implementing ERP

The document outlines the steps for implementing an ERP system. The first step is planning and requirements analysis where a company decides to implement ERP based on needs like replacing legacy applications or reducing costs. The team then chooses an ERP system, typically selecting one developed by a niche software vendor like SAP, Oracle, or Microsoft instead of developing a system from scratch.

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Implementing ERP

The document outlines the steps for implementing an ERP system. The first step is planning and requirements analysis where a company decides to implement ERP based on needs like replacing legacy applications or reducing costs. The team then chooses an ERP system, typically selecting one developed by a niche software vendor like SAP, Oracle, or Microsoft instead of developing a system from scratch.

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Implementation of ERP involves the following steps: Planning and Requirements Analysis This is the initial phase where

the company takes a decision on implementing ERP. The decision could based on their need to comply with legal requirements, replace their legacy applications, for benefits of integration, reduction of inventory, reduction of operational costs, risk management, additional functionality or speeding up processes. The team chooses an ERP system. Typically a niche player in resource planning software developement is chosen instead of developing from scratch. Some of the leading vendors are: SAP, PeopleSoft, Oracle,Sage Group, MS Business Solutions, SSA Global, Lawson and Intentia.

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