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Enterprise resource planningTRANSCRIPT
Welcome to Welcome to everybody in my everybody in my presentation session.presentation session.
Presentation topicPresentation topic: “: “The business The business benefits of hosted ERP solutions for benefits of hosted ERP solutions for small and midsize organizationssmall and midsize organizations””
ByByMd. Sayed HossainMd. Sayed HossainID: BBARM 13101089ID: BBARM 13101089Batch: 13Batch: 13thth
Section: BSection: BDepartment of business administrationDepartment of business administrationBangladesh Islami UniversityBangladesh Islami University
Submitted to:Submitted to:
Yeasir RashidYeasir RashidLecturer, Management Information Lecturer, Management Information SystemSystemDepartment of Business AdministrationDepartment of Business AdministrationBangladesh Islami UniversityBangladesh Islami University
Today’s small and midsize organizations Today’s small and midsize organizations are increasingly looking for more flexible are increasingly looking for more flexible and cost-effective ways to run their and cost-effective ways to run their businesses . Many organizations are businesses . Many organizations are moving to adopt hosted enterprise moving to adopt hosted enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions as an resource planning (ERP) solutions as an alternative to traditional, onsite systems. alternative to traditional, onsite systems. In my presentation ,I’ll discuss about In my presentation ,I’ll discuss about “The business benefits of hosted ERP “The business benefits of hosted ERP solutions for small and midsize solutions for small and midsize organizations”organizations”
Enterprise Enterprise Resource Resource PlanningPlanning (ERP) (ERP)
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What is Enterprise What is Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)?Resource Planning (ERP)?
ERP is an enterprise-wide information ERP is an enterprise-wide information system designed to coordinate all thesystem designed to coordinate all the resourceresources,s, information, information, activities needed activities needed
to complete business processes such asto complete business processes such as;; orderorder fulfillmentfulfillment billing.billing.
How ERP Systems How ERP Systems Works?Works?
A typical ERP system would use multiple A typical ERP system would use multiple component of computer software and component of computer software and hardware to achieve integrationhardware to achieve integration
ERP delivers a ERP delivers a single databasesingle database that that contains all data for the software modulecontains all data for the software module
Solutions of ERPSolutions of ERP Financial ManagementFinancial Management Inventory ManagementInventory Management PurchasingPurchasing Sales ManagementSales Management Production PlanningProduction Planning Advanced Visual PlanningAdvanced Visual Planning Manufacturing ManagementManufacturing Management
How ERP systems are How ERP systems are implemented within implemented within companies?companies?
ERP Software Companies start analysing ERP Software Companies start analysing the prospective company(s), identifing the prospective company(s), identifing their individual needs. their individual needs.
Setup of ERP systemsSetup of ERP systems For Mid-size companies 5-12 months For Mid-size companies 5-12 months Large Companies 6-18 monthsLarge Companies 6-18 months
Secretary’s New printer application
Transfer to Finance
Departmen
Transfer to Accounting Office
Transfer to Manager
Transfer to Accounting Office
Example: Before ERP Systems
Online Data Flow decreases the process timeOnline Data Flow decreases the process time Fast & Online ConfirmationFast & Online Confirmation Less PaperworkLess Paperwork No need for folder storageNo need for folder storage Database SecurityDatabase Security Less Employee needed Less Employee needed Easy Financial ManagementEasy Financial Management Better Inventory ManagementBetter Inventory Management
In this real case there the benefits of the ERP systems
Material ManagementMaterial Management ( (MMMM))LOGICAL STRUCTURELOGICAL STRUCTURE
vendor
supplier
production
Distribution
customer
PURCHASING INFO SYSTEM STOCK
CONTROL
MM
Purchasing groupVendorMaterial groupMaterial
ABC analysis
Production
phase
Storage
Material
Batch
ABC analysis
Stock value
Planning
Flexible
analysis
MM Information System
Fax
Telex
Teletext
Printer
EDI
OUTPUTS of ERP Systems
DOCUMENTS
Proposal
Orders approval
Delivery plans
Shipping papers
Warehouse check list
Material document
Accounting document
Delivery/shipping document
Invoice
Dept & credit doc.