ERP Implementation
International Journal Of Management & Behavioural Sciences (IJMBS)
Vol. 04
JUNE-2013
ISSN 2278-5671
ERP: AN EFFECTIVE RESOURCE UTILIZATION TOOL FOR
ORGANIZATION
Prof. Amar R. Mudiraj *
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
* PROF. AMAR R. MUDIRAJ; ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MARATHWADA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AURANGABAD (MH)
ABSTRACT
In today’s era of fast growing organization, every organization is facing the problem of resource utilization, is one of the most difficult and challenging job for the organization. An organization needs an automatic tool for the resource utilization activities. ERP is one of the latest technologies that many organizations have undertaken. Typically, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are software packages composed of several modules, such as human resource, sales, finance and production providing cross-organizational integration of transaction-based data management throughout embedded business processes support. ERP supports in different levels of management and different modules are implementing. This research paper is highlighting the important features of ERP in the perspective of effective resource utilization tool for organization. Here, I have identified pre and post implementation details in the layout sub-components of ERP.
KEYWORDS: ERP, Resource Utilization, ERP module
INTRODUCTION
In today’s era is rapid development era where everyone looking for fast growth in their work and simultaneously the organization also want better utilization of resources. Every organization tries to keep limited number of resource while running any project to control the cost of the project which will also help to increase their profitability. The resource utilization is one of the most difficult and challenging job for any organization and every organization tries to reduce the human dependency plus needs an automated tool which helps to increase the effectiveness in integrity between all different functional aspect of the
Vol. 04
JUNE-2013
ISSN 2278-5671
ERP: AN EFFECTIVE RESOURCE UTILIZATION TOOL FOR
ORGANIZATION
Prof. Amar R. Mudiraj *
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
* PROF. AMAR R. MUDIRAJ; ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MARATHWADA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, AURANGABAD (MH)
ABSTRACT
In today’s era of fast growing organization, every organization is facing the problem of resource utilization, is one of the most difficult and challenging job for the organization. An organization needs an automatic tool for the resource utilization activities. ERP is one of the latest technologies that many organizations have undertaken. Typically, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are software packages composed of several modules, such as human resource, sales, finance and production providing cross-organizational integration of transaction-based data management throughout embedded business processes support. ERP supports in different levels of management and different modules are implementing. This research paper is highlighting the important features of ERP in the perspective of effective resource utilization tool for organization. Here, I have identified pre and post implementation details in the layout sub-components of ERP.
KEYWORDS: ERP, Resource Utilization, ERP module
INTRODUCTION
In today’s era is rapid development era where everyone looking for fast growth in their work and simultaneously the organization also want better utilization of resources. Every organization tries to keep limited number of resource while running any project to control the cost of the project which will also help to increase their profitability. The resource utilization is one of the most difficult and challenging job for any organization and every organization tries to reduce the human dependency plus needs an automated tool which helps to increase the effectiveness in integrity between all different functional aspect of the
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