appropriée. Ainsi, la réussite de l'adoption d'un ERP repose essentiellement sur une préparation réfléchie de la part de l'entreprise. Capron et al (1995) et Davenport (1998) ont mentionné plusieurs cas d'entreprises qui ont échoué dans la mise en place d'un ERP. Parmi ces entreprises, on trouve Fox Meyer Drug,

Davenport ERP. Introduction. ERP systems integrate a company’s business activities into a single environment based on an integrated database that is shared by different departments. ERP systems have been seen as the most vital development in the corporate use of information technology since the early 1990s (Kumar, Sharma, and Malik, 2012). #1

“ERP systems are computer-based systems designed to process an organization’s transactions and facilitate integrated and real-time planning, production, and customer response” (O’Leary, 2001). The concept of the ERP system can be illustrated, following Davenport (1998), with the diagram in Figure 1. ERP Systems Architecture An ERP system is a generic solution and its design reflects a series of assumptions about how the companies operate in general. The ambition with imple-menting the system is to make the daily work more efficient (Davenport, 1998).

ERP software packages strive to support essentially all the processes in a firm’s value chain. Most IT managers responsible for managing their organizations’ ERP project viewed the ERP systems as their organizations’ most strategic planning platform (Sweat, 1998). Yet despite the scope of offerings, (Davenport, 1998). Moreover, ERP integrates application programmes for a range of business functions – including sales, accounting and manufacturing – using a common database that serves as the integrating mechanism (Olhager and Selldin, 2003). Thus, ERP incorporates logistic, capital and information via an information technology system ERP systems are integrated enterprise-wide computer-based information systems considered one of the most important developments in corporate information technology (Davenport, 1998).

The companies can take many years to implement a full ERP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems for manufacturing organisations have developed and finance (Al-Mudimigh et al., 2001; Davenport, 1998). packages for automation of their business processes (Davenport, 1998, Shanks et al., 2000).

BPR in ERP implementation. Davenport (1998) also identified BPR as the reason companies implement ERP systems. Based on previous investigations, this investigation infers that companies should consider BPR in ERP implementation and examine the relationship between the degree of BPR and ERP implementation performance.

different branches (Davenport, 1998). ERP supports a process-oriented view of the enterprise and provides standardised business processes and real-time financial and production information for the management (Nah and Delgado 2006; May, 2003).

(Davenport, 1998). ERP implementation is a lengthy and complex process, and there have been many cases of unsuccessful implementations (Parr and Shanks, 2000), which have had major impacts on business performance. As ERP plays a very important role in business, ERP implementation and its critical issues, success factors and implementation problems

Pries-Heje and Dittrich (2009) looked at ERP implementation project as a “design” process in which knowledge integration in the company is implementation of the ERP system IFS analyzed from a perspective of complex practices” that results in standardization of processes (Davenport 1998). Successful Implementation of ERP systems. Davenport, T. (1998) Putting the enterprise into the enterprise system, Harvard Busi- ness Review 76(4): 121-131.

ERP implementation is a lengthy and complex process, and there have . been m any cases of unsuccessful implementations (Parr and S hanks, 2000), which have had . ERP systems are also being referred to as Enterprise Systems [Davenport, 1998] and Enterprise Information Systems. ERP systems are traditionally thought of as transaction processing systems which is, indeed, what they are. But they are continually redefined based on the growing needs of an organization. (Davenport, 1998; Martin, 1998), some with disastrous results.3 Given the scale of ERP implementation projects as well as the possibility for both large successes and failures, it is reasonable to expect that ERP deployment have a significant database (Davenport, 1998). ERP packages, such as SAP R/3 and Oracle Applications, have developed from a core of functionality, usually finance and control or human resources, to cover more or less most areas of a business.
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