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Page 1: Enterprise Management Systems

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Enterprise Management Systems

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Enterprise Management Systems

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Enterprise encompasses the larger business community covering all the players and their participation in business.

It catches an event, interpret it and trigger the action and communicate it across the enterprise.

Information is made available online, Knowledge based decisions are made and then executed in the business operations with the support of many other systems.

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Requirements of EMS

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EDICAD/CAMEvent monitoring systemUpdating system

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Components of EMS

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ERP

EDICAD/CAM

AMS

DMSCMS

SMS

E-commerce

Design/Engineering

Attendance data capture

Document Management

Communication

Security

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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

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It plays the role of front running systemMajor decision making and its execution

takes place through ERP.It manages all the functions of the businessFor operational level- to run the businessFor middle level- provides required inputs

for planning and control systemsFor top level- provides decision support

information for strategic planning and control

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Electronic Data Interchange -EDI

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This assists the ERP in connecting two systems electronically for e-mail and file transfer.

Business on Internet (e-commerce) is supported by EDI.

It acts as a common interface between the buyer and seller on Internet.

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CAD/CAM

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These are the systems which handles design,manufacturing and engineering functions.

For manufacturing and inspection functions it provides drawing and design engineering information.

Their databases act as a backup support for ERP.

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Attendance Management system-AMS

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It keeps track of employee related information for planning and scheduling.

It supports human resource management system to provide employee information

It also keeps updated information about employees for their availability which helps HRM for resource allocation.

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Document management system-DMS

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It keeps important documents in database for constant viewing and monitoring updated information.

In the case of transaction handling it provides text edit facility for document manipulation

It handles document access,editing,copying and mixing of information for sending the information to various destinations for execution.

It also uses scanning, imaging, workflow automation and DDBM SYSTEMS.

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Communication management system-CMS

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The basic use of this system is to track the important resource for immediate action

For this the resources are located,altered and advised to act from the location where they are

This is used as a tool for all communication needs of recording an event.

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Security Management system-SMS

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It plays major role of security,for protecting the information.

It acts as a guard for safety and security.It provides support to ERP for clearing the

situation at the earliest.

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Features of ERP

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Enterprise modeling-policy,rules guidelines and structure

Action messagesTransaction flow controlCentral table system for management

parametersScreen based flow controlSeparation of program code and data

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Features of ERP cont….

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Application logicCommand languageDiagnostic functions,Help functions and

common service functions

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ERP Architecture

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Represented by client server modelDesign around three basic components of

information systemData managementApplication logicPresentation

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ERP Architecture

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CLIENT SERVER MODEL SERVES TWO TYPES OF Architecture

1. Two Tier2. Three Tier

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Two Tier

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DATA MANAGEMENT

APPLICATION LOGIC

PRESENTATION

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ERP Solution Structure

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This structure is built in three layers:Business operationsTechnologyImplementation

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Three Tier

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DATA MANAGEMENT

APPLICATION LOGIC

PRESENTATION

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ERP SOLUTIONS

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Business operationsProvides solution form data entry to data

updates.Supports comparative analysis Provides decision making capabilities

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Benefits of ERP

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Better management of Resources Increases productivity of businessBusiness operations transparencySince it is proactive it makes mgt alert at a

no. of times demanding the decisionsProvides paperless office workMgt becomes knowledgedriven