Enhancing Operational Efficiency by Implementation of an ERP System in Engineering Institution - A Case Study

SAP (Systems, Applications and Products) is implemented in several business organizations to automate processes and have benefited from that. In recent past, educational institute enrollments count to several thousand and hence, an ERP is a necessity. Using SAP in educational institutions brings significant improvement in managing complex academic and administrative processes. In this application-oriented paper, the benefits of SAP implementation in an engineering institution have been studied. The study focused on four modules of SAP: finance, human resources, material management, and student life cycle management. It has been explored how SAP has helped to streamline routine operational activities and enhanced data accuracy. These improvements lead to better decision-making, benefiting stakeholders and reducing operational time, allowing them more time to focus on innovative activities. Budgeting and finance-related reporting have been optimized to a great extent by the implementation of the finance module. HR module facilitates payroll processes and staff management in an efficient way. Procurement processes and inventory management have been improved because of the Material Management module. Academic tracking has become easy as a result of the implementation of the student life cycle management module.

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2024-11-07
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https://doi.org/10.1109/csitss64042.2024.10816905
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ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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Enhancing Operational Efficiency by Implementation of an ERP System in Engineering Institution - A Case Study

I M Umesh, R B Ravi Varma, Kanakatti Subramanya, Cauvery NK
ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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Enhancing Operational Efficiency by Implementation of an ERP System in Engineering Institution - A Case Study

I M Umesh, R B Ravi Varma, Kanakatti Subramanya, Cauvery NK
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SAP (Systems, Applications and Products) is implemented in several business organizations to automate processes and have benefited from that. In recent past, educational institute enrollments count to several thousand and hence, an ERP is a necessity. Using SAP in educational institutions brings significant improvement in managing complex academic and administrative processes. In this application-oriented paper, the benefits of SAP implementation in an engineering institution have been studied. The study focused on four modules of SAP: finance, human resources, material management, and student life cycle management. It has been explored how SAP has helped to streamline routine operational activities and enhanced data accuracy. These improvements lead to better decision-making, benefiting stakeholders and reducing operational time, allowing them more time to focus on innovative activities. Budgeting and finance-related reporting have been optimized to a great extent by the implementation of the finance module. HR module facilitates payroll processes and staff management in an efficient way. Procurement processes and inventory management have been improved because of the Material Management module. Academic tracking has become easy as a result of the implementation of the student life cycle management module.

D A Pandu Memorial RV Dental College and Hospital (IN), R.V. College of Engineering
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