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Optimising Business Performance With Standard Software Systems

How To Reorganise Workflows By Chance Of Implementing New ERP-Systems (SAP®, BAANTM, ... ...) Or New Releases

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This book is addressed at decision makers, project teams, project managers, company's IT-managers, and staff of consulting companies, who are either involved in complex standard software implementation, or release migration projects. The book stresses the shortcomings of many present standard software implementations which mainly pertain to insufficiently optimised business processes, thus standard software has caused a lot of dissatisfied companies. The authors analyse certain popular implementation approaches (life-cycle-models) of different Standard Software suppliers. It shows how a new semi-process oriented way of implementing modern standard software systems may contribute to a better business performance.

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Optimising Business Performance With Standard Software Systems, Heinz-Dieter Knöll, Lukas W.H. Kühl, Roland W.A. Kühl, Robert Moreton

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2001
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Tytuł
Optimising Business Performance With Standard Software Systems
Podtytuł
How To Reorganise Workflows By Chance Of Implementing New ERP-Systems (SAP®, BAANTM, ... ...) Or New Releases
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2001
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
425
ISBN10
3528057653
ISBN13
9783528057657
Seria
Opis
This book is addressed at decision makers, project teams, project managers, company's IT-managers, and staff of consulting companies, who are either involved in complex standard software implementation, or release migration projects. The book stresses the shortcomings of many present standard software implementations which mainly pertain to insufficiently optimised business processes, thus standard software has caused a lot of dissatisfied companies. The authors analyse certain popular implementation approaches (life-cycle-models) of different Standard Software suppliers. It shows how a new semi-process oriented way of implementing modern standard software systems may contribute to a better business performance.