Data Conversion in ERP SaaS Implementation With Generative AI

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation necessitates efficient data conversion, traditionally characterized by labor-intensive tasks, such as validation checks, field mapping, and transformations. While effective, these methods are time-consuming and costly. With the advent of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI), data conversion has been revolutionized, significantly reducing manual intervention. Traditional methods, often labor-intensive and costly, are replaced by automated Gen AI solutions. This innovation not only reduces technical effort and business involvement but also accelerates project timelines and lowers costs. This article explores the implementation of a Gen AI-driven solution that automates data extraction, validation, and mapping, enhancing accuracy and efficiency. Utilizing advanced technologies, such as SQL, Python pandas, and PyTorch, this approach reimagines the workflow, enabling faster and more reliable ERP implementations with minimal disruption. By harnessing the power of machine learning and neural networks, the system evolves continuously, offering a scalable and robust solution for modern enterprises navigating the complexities of digital transformation. The adoption of Gen AI in data conversion thus represents a pivotal advancement, enabling faster, more reliable ERP implementations, and fostering greater operational resilience and adaptability.

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IEEE Engineering Management Review
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2024-09-02
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https://doi.org/10.1109/emr.2024.3452682
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7
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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Data Conversion in ERP SaaS Implementation With Generative AI

Himanshu Kubba
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IEEE Engineering Management Review
Big Data and Business Intelligence
3.70
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Data Conversion in ERP SaaS Implementation With Generative AI

Himanshu Kubba
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Abstract

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation necessitates efficient data conversion, traditionally characterized by labor-intensive tasks, such as validation checks, field mapping, and transformations. While effective, these methods are time-consuming and costly. With the advent of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI), data conversion has been revolutionized, significantly reducing manual intervention. Traditional methods, often labor-intensive and costly, are replaced by automated Gen AI solutions. This innovation not only reduces technical effort and business involvement but also accelerates project timelines and lowers costs. This article explores the implementation of a Gen AI-driven solution that automates data extraction, validation, and mapping, enhancing accuracy and efficiency. Utilizing advanced technologies, such as SQL, Python pandas, and PyTorch, this approach reimagines the workflow, enabling faster and more reliable ERP implementations with minimal disruption. By harnessing the power of machine learning and neural networks, the system evolves continuously, offering a scalable and robust solution for modern enterprises navigating the complexities of digital transformation. The adoption of Gen AI in data conversion thus represents a pivotal advancement, enabling faster, more reliable ERP implementations, and fostering greater operational resilience and adaptability.

IEEE Engineering Management ReviewVol. 52(6)
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