The present study examines the role that employee self-efficacy fulfills in ERP effectiveness. For this examination, the study uses data from 116 key users from different companies with ERPimplementation experience in Taiwan. Results suggest that ERP training and learning significantly improved ERP Effectiveness. However, regarding improved business performance, respondents with ‘high’ ERP-trai...

In today's competitive market, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is widely being used by industries. However, the results of the research efforts carried out in this field reveal that the rate of successful implementations for ERP projects is low and in most cases the planned goals are not achieved. Therefore it is necessary to assess maturity of an enterprise in terms of factors affect...

. management Second-Wave Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. And Failure in Enterprise Resource Planning System Implementation: Read PDF. Pp.Second-Wave Enterprise Resource Planning Systems. The focus of this book is on the most important class of enterprise systems, namely. Enterprise Resource.system and turning on ERP helps create a reenergized organization, with customers. Inc, the Deloitt...

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are the new type of information systems for enterprise integration. By adding functionality to previous manufacturing resource planning systems, the aim is to integrate functions and processes within a manufacturing firm. In this paper, we present a survey of ERP implementation in Swedish manufacturing firms, concerned with ERP system penetration, the ...

The purposes of this paper are to address the declining management information systems (MIS) enrolment problem, to suggest an enterprise resource planning (ERP)-based MIS curriculum which could reverse the enrolment decline, and to facilitate ERP integration in the business curriculum by analysing ERP software usage across industries. Enterprise resource planning systems are popular today becau...

This paper discusses the critical use and lessons learned from the single case model while implementing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system at a leading university. The researcher examined one university’s business ERP in the deployment of a new enterprise system, a complex phenomenon which took place over several stages and involved different players at each stage. The paper discusses...

This paper investigates how enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems can influence enterprise management strategy and structure and vice versa. The research provides an up-to-date literature review, empirical case studies and proposes a new conceptual model – the Dynamic Enterprise Reference Grid for ERP (DERG-ERP) – as a management contingency framework.

An underestimated aspect of the study of ERP implementations is the longer term impact of these highly integrated applications on the way that managers work. This paper reports on the changes to managerial decision processes arising from an ERP implementation four years prior to the study. Using the managers’ own description of their goals as a lens, the objective was to gain an understanding o...