Streamlining ERP Implementation: Leveraging the ERP-T Model for Corporate Needs Analysis

This Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are pivotal in modern businesses, enhancing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and supporting global operations through diverse functionalities in accounting, financial management, manufacturing, and more. Despite their extensive capabilities, many organizations underutilize ERP systems due to inadequate understanding and application. To bridge this gap, the ERP-T Model is proposed as a structured, user-friendly framework designed to facilitate effective ERP system implementation and usage. This model integrates four core components: Software, Process Flow, Customer Mindset, and Change Management, linked through a fifth element, Methodology. By providing a holistic approach that encompasses not just technology but also strategic alignment and user engagement, the ERP-T Model aims to optimize ERP functionality and improve overall business performance. The model emphasizes careful planning, customized implementation, and ongoing support to ensure the ERP system meets organizational needs and delivers significant benefits. Through its structured phases-pre-implementation, implementation, and post-implementation-the ERP-T Model addresses common challenges in ERP adoption, ensuring a smoother transition and better alignment with business objectives. This framework offers valuable insights for organizations seeking to maximize the impact of their ERP investments.

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2024-12-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icicyta64807.2024.10913070
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This Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are pivotal in modern businesses, enhancing operational efficiency, reducing costs, and supporting global operations through diverse functionalities in accounting, financial management, manufacturing, and more. Despite their extensive capabilities, many organizations underutilize ERP systems due to inadequate understanding and application. To bridge this gap, the ERP-T Model is proposed as a structured, user-friendly framework designed to facilitate effective ERP system implementation and usage. This model integrates four core components: Software, Process Flow, Customer Mindset, and Change Management, linked through a fifth element, Methodology. By providing a holistic approach that encompasses not just technology but also strategic alignment and user engagement, the ERP-T Model aims to optimize ERP functionality and improve overall business performance. The model emphasizes careful planning, customized implementation, and ongoing support to ensure the ERP system meets organizational needs and delivers significant benefits. Through its structured phases-pre-implementation, implementation, and post-implementation-the ERP-T Model addresses common challenges in ERP adoption, ensuring a smoother transition and better alignment with business objectives. This framework offers valuable insights for organizations seeking to maximize the impact of their ERP investments.

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