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    Universidad de Navarra

    Introduction to ERP

    Rafael AndreuSandra Sieber

    Josep ValorMay 2003

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    Prof. Sandra Sieber - [email protected] - Universidad de Navarra, Av. Pearson 21, Tel: +34 93 602 40 00; Fax: +34 93 253 43 43 2

    What is ERP? The dream

    ERP attempts to integrate all departments and

    functions across a company onto a single

    computer system that can serve all those

    different departments particular needs.

    ERP automates the tasks involved in

    performing a business process

    If installed correctly, it can have a tremendous

    payback

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    An example: order fulfillment

    Before ERP

    Sales Logistics BillingProduction

    Order

    Problems:

    Delays, lost orders, keying into different computer systems inviteserrors

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    An example: order fulfillment (2)

    Manu-

    facturing

    Human

    Resour-ces

    Finance

    Inventory

    & Supply

    Service

    Sales

    Data

    Analysis

    ERP

    Adapted from Putting the Enterprise into the EnterpriseSystem, T. Davenport, HBR, 1998

    Front-Office Functions Back-Office Functions

    CLIENT

    S

    SU

    P

    PLIER

    S

    With ERP

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    ERP evolution

    ERP Extended or ERP II

    Focused on clients, optimizing the whole business

    network; including suppliers and clients

    2000s

    ERP

    Focused on clients. Real time transactions. Asset

    management

    1990s

    MRP II

    Greater reductions due to the integration withaccounting and human resource systems

    1980s

    MRPInventory and process time reduction with newproduction planning systems

    1960-70s

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    Prof. Sandra Sieber - [email protected] - Universidad de Navarra, Av. Pearson 21, Tel: +34 93 602 40 00; Fax: +34 93 253 43 43 6

    ERP Package Saturation in U.S.Manufacturing Firms

    Company has installed a package ERP

    system

    Company is currently installing a package

    ERP system

    Company plans to install a package ERP

    system within 18 months

    No ERP system is planned

    44.1%

    18.8%

    10.3%

    26.8%

    Source: Enterprise Resource Planning Survey of US Manufacturing Firms, Mabert, Soniand Venkatraman, Production and Inventory Management Journal, 2000

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    ERP evolution

    ERP Extended or ERP II

    Focused on clients, optimizing the whole business

    network; including suppliers and clients

    2000s

    ERP

    Focused on clients. Real time transactions. Asset

    management

    1990s

    MRP II

    Greater reductions due to the integration withaccounting and human resource systems

    1980s

    MRPInventory and process time reduction with newproduction planning systems

    1960-70s

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    ERP evolution (2)

    Integrated systems that cover the firms entirevalue chain Industry oriented (specialized)

    Transition from an internal view of the firm to business

    network vision within the industry Electronic commerce

    Developing html interfaces for the intranet/internet

    Supporting complete commercial transactions

    Applications with an object-oriented structure Transition from an highly integrated structure to

    modules with higher complementarity

    Plug & play facilities

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    ERP Evolution (3)

    Source: Gartner Group, 2001

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    Comparison: ERP vs. ERP II

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    Functional Evolution

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    ERP Evolution: Meeting the Challenges

    Source: Gartner Research, 2001

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    ERP System - Cost Components

    3.3%Other

    10.9%Training

    13.5%Implementation Team

    17.8%Hardware

    24.1%Consulting

    30.2%Software

    Source: Enterprise Resource Planning Survey of US Manufacturing Firms, Mabert, Soniand Venkatraman, Production and Inventory Management Journal, 2000

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    Commercial ERP Package Implemented

    27.3%Other packages

    2.5%SSA/BPCS

    2.5%QAD

    2.5%Peoplesoft

    7.4%J.D. Edwards

    8.8%Baan

    9.8%Multiple packages

    14.2%Oracle25%SAP

    Source: Enterprise Resource Planning Survey of US Manufacturing Firms, Mabert, Soniand Venkatraman, Production and Inventory Management Journal, 2000

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    Hidden costs of ERP

    Training Integration and testing

    Data conversion

    Data analysis Consultants ad infinitum

    Replacing your best and brightest

    Implementation teams can never stop Waiting for ROI

    Post-ERP depression

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    ERP - Total Cost of Ownership(million $)

    29,60,77,61,7SSA

    308,20,852,213,9SAP

    58,61,315,57,4Peoplesoft

    42,81,411,25,4Oracle

    16,40,44,11,9Lawson

    21,60,85,73,9JJD Edwards

    25,60,813,616,1Baan

    LargestSmallestAverageMedian

    Source: ERP Implementation Study Reveals Costs, Benefits,APICS - ThePerformance Advantage, October 1999.

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    Project Risk Factors

    Project Size

    Experience with technology

    Project Structure

    Stability of the group that will implement the system

    Strategic relevance of the system to be deployed

    Number of users new to the technology

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    ERPs are enablers to other businessopportunities

    Ventas

    Ad-hoc

    production

    system

    Sales

    Control

    Finance

    Human Resources

    e-Com

    merce

    Purchasing

    e-Pro

    cure

    -ment

    Internal IS: ERP