This research paper presents the results of enterprise resource planning (ERP) learning (knowledge and skills) as well as acceptance of information technology (IT) and attitudes for students taking an ERP course who participated in an ERP simulation game. A combined total of more than 280 students over a six semester time horizon were surveyed regarding ERP knowledge and attitudes toward ERP an...

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are complex software systems which are expensive and risky to implement. Yet many organisations still struggle to produce strong business cases and the post implementation of ERP and the benefits that accrue to organisations is under studied. While ERP systems were designed to replace most business applications with one centralized system, organisation...

As a typical type of Management Information System (MIS), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are mature on assisting in managerial operation with businesses. With the development digital technologies and wide acceptance MIS, Cloud ERP has received extensive attractions than Traditional ERP. This paper aims to analyze evaluate comparison between Both have their competitive advantages sin...

We focused on the feasibility of an EEG based cognitive training to prevent dementia in elderly people. As first step, we attempted develop “Neurotrainer” that utilized event-related potential (ERP) as a switch control games. recorded ERP data from 11 normal adult subjects, during oddball task with game like flash card using some clip arts, giving feedback players depending level ERP. All produ...

Measuring the success of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems for adopting organizations is an emerging area of research. Our study complements the growing body of knowledge in this area as we attempt to extend the dimensions of success in the measurement model proposed by Gable and colleagues [20, 57, 60]. Overall, this study employed a three-phase approach to enhance its validity; howev...