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Ade
Supply chain Analyst, United Kingdom
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ERP and Business Process Reengineering
Business process reengineering involves radically changing the status quo to fulfil customer's expectation and keep them coming back. This involves change management thinking and implementation of organisational principles. ERP helps in integrating data from functional departments into one single system, thereby giving the whole system one view of same data. I think successful implementation of BPR will not be possible without ERP?
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Titus Osikoya
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ERP and BPR
Absolutely Ade, ERP facilitates a seamless process flow which makes process frustrations easily noticeable. Improvement costs become less and easy to implement...bottom line, greater value is created for the customers via resource optimization. I somehow believe in SAP, the embedded controls take me to the dream lands quicker.
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naincy
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BPR and ERP
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Alejandro Lonngi
Teacher, Mexico
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ERP can not Substitute BPR
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Marina Maree
Project Manager, South Africa
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ERP is No BPR Solution for Fast Changing Business Areas
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funke tijani
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James Mudzikitiri
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Arthur Panton
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