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    ERP as Software as a Service *(*SaaS*)* for SMEs Table of Contents Page Abstract The main barriers for implementing ERP systems in SMEs were constraints in terms of resources and information‚ implementation time escalations‚ poorly defined organisational structures‚ weak formalisation of procedures or processes‚ unclear and also confused understanding amongst the employees and management. There are various methods to overcome the barriers of implementing ERP solutions in SMEs. This

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    1.1.1 Reverse Logistics The majority of the challenges for remanufacturing are related with the reverse logistic process. Moreover‚ these interrogations have a big incidence on how hard or easy is to solve the other remanufacturing challenges. For this reason‚ this section starts with a detailed explanation of reverse logistics using various models that during the research stand out for being clear and detailed at the same time. For understanding reverse logistics‚ first‚ it is important to understand

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    Obsidian Hydration

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    OBSIDIAN HYDRATION There are two ways of Obsidian Hydration. One is to determine if the artifact is older or younger as the other is a calendar date of AD/BC being used. The decision of which one to use is relative or absolute dating depends on the environment’s condition. The dating of Obsidian Hydration artifacts‚ which is based on the fact that a freshly made surface of obsidian will absorb water from it’s surroundings to form a measurable hydration layer. For example‚ cracking of the lava

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    3.7.4 Activity Diagram

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    7.7.4 Activity Diagram The progressions of an action chart are operations‚ particularly exercises from the state model. The motivation behind an action chart is to demonstrate the progressions inside an intricate procedure and the sequencing requirements among them. A few exercises run perpetually until an outside occasion interferes with them‚ yet most exercises inevitably finish their work and end themselves [7]. The finishing of a movement is a fruition occasion and normally demonstrates that

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    Unit 42 Agile Paper

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    1.42 Agile Agile is iterative approach with tasks broken into small increments‚ planning far in advance‚ and when using agile methodology scope is a continual reassessment of requirement priorities by the business. Agile project management framework In the agile project management framework‚ the activities involved in each phase can be classified as Envision (helps to create a high-level vision for the project). Speculate (helps to create a high-level roadmap for the project based on the available

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    Experiment # 4a Title: Determination of the Hardness of Water from a Waterfall Aim: To determine the molarity of EDTA and to determine the hardness of water by measuring the concentrations of calcium and magnesium in a water sample by titration. Abstract: The aim of this experiment was to determine the molarity of a sample of EDTA and then to use this sample to determine the hardness of a sample of water. This was done using a titrimetric method. This was standardized using calcium chloride.

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    Generalized Audit Software

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    Because the author’s experience and knowledge of GAS is primarily limited to ACL‚ that is the software used to demonstrate the value of implementing GAS in this article. For more software products‚ see the exhibit in the Bagranoff and Henry article‚ cited in footnote 3‚ and the list of GAS in the Sayana article‚ cited in footnote 1. Experts say that generalized audit software (GAS) is the most common computer-assisted audit tool (CAAT) used in recent years. There are many reasons today for IT auditors

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    1/25/2014 Principles and Learning Objectives Information Systems Essentials‚ Sixth Edition Chapter 8 Systems Development • Effective systems development requires a team effort of stakeholders‚ users‚ managers‚ systems development specialists‚ and various support personnel‚ and it starts with careful planning – Identify the key participants in the systems development process and discuss their roles – Define the term information systems planning and discuss the importance of planning a project

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    Review of BPR methodologies

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    existing business process re-engineering methodologies The development and implementation of a new methodology Maria Vakola and Yacine Rezgui University of Salford‚ Salford‚ UK Keywords BPR‚ Methodology‚ Organizational change Abstract Explores the need for a business process re-engineering methodology and presents a critique of the existing methodologies. The identified weaknesses served as a basis for the development of a new eight-stage BPR methodology which was implemented and evaluated within

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    understand issue of XP (Extreme Programming) as a methodology is important to mention some of it´s background. XP came to the picture in 1999 in Kent Beck´s book named Extreme Programming Explained. The book was originally aimed to programmers but the Extreme methodology reached others areas as well. XP as a methodology in the early 2000 gained a lot of followers as a new outlook of doing programming and systems design. But this new methodology also arose questions about its effectiveness and originality

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