Factors Influencing Employees' Experience with An ERP Implementation End-User Perspective

In recent years, ERP has become an integral part of most organizations, which are already large, across all geographies of the ‎globe, whereas mid-sized and small organizations are still not fully covered. There were several cases observed on disruption to ‎normal operations after implementing ERP, which triggered further consequences of Customer Dissatisfaction, Reduction in Revenue, etc. ‎Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are essential in contemporary organizations as they unify fundamental business processes ‎within a single, centralized framework. However, the success of ERP implementations heavily relies on the experiences of end users. This ‎study explores the factors influencing employees' experience with ERP implementations from an end-user perspective. The research is ‎analytical and relies primarily on data gathered from a questionnaire. Participants were selected using a convenience sampling approach. Data ‎obtained from 39 subjects were analyzed and interpreted using various mathematical and statistical techniques, including percentage ‎calculations‎.

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International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.14419/1qydyc71
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ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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Factors Influencing Employees' Experience with An ERP Implementation End-User Perspective

V. Sumathi, P. Vinothkumar
International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies
ERP Systems Implementation and Impact
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Factors Influencing Employees' Experience with An ERP Implementation End-User Perspective

V. Sumathi, P. Vinothkumar
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Abstract

In recent years, ERP has become an integral part of most organizations, which are already large, across all geographies of the ‎globe, whereas mid-sized and small organizations are still not fully covered. There were several cases observed on disruption to ‎normal operations after implementing ERP, which triggered further consequences of Customer Dissatisfaction, Reduction in Revenue, etc. ‎Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are essential in contemporary organizations as they unify fundamental business processes ‎within a single, centralized framework. However, the success of ERP implementations heavily relies on the experiences of end users. This ‎study explores the factors influencing employees' experience with ERP implementations from an end-user perspective. The research is ‎analytical and relies primarily on data gathered from a questionnaire. Participants were selected using a convenience sampling approach. Data ‎obtained from 39 subjects were analyzed and interpreted using various mathematical and statistical techniques, including percentage ‎calculations‎.

International Journal of Accounting and Economics StudiesVol. 12(SI-1)
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