ERP

Slide 7: Package Evaluation ï° This is one of the important phases of the Erp implementation, because the package that one selects will decide the success or the failure of the project. ï° Implementation of ERP system involve a huge investment, so once a package is purchased, it is not an easy task to switch to another one.

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If SAP's last big get-together in December 2009 is any indication, the term ERP will be persona non grata at Sapphire.

SAP Sapphire 2010: New Look, New Execs...A New SAP? 2010

We've been selected vendor of choice in quite a few pipeline deals and many of our prospective customers are simply waiting for the economy to show some improvement before they commit to long-term ERP projects.

SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page 2009

The ERP is the most expensive non-capital project that the city is undertaking.

'DEPUTY-MAYOR WALKER MUST GO', SAYS ANC 2002

The ERP is the most expensive non-capital project that the city is undertaking.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2002

But despite applauding Loblaw's strong private labels, large market share and huge real estate holdings, he expressed disappointment that the company's implementation of its new IT system, known as ERP, will take longer than expected.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Darcy Keith 2011

Lazard Capital analyst Joel Fishbein said that gain showed a market inflection for on-demand business applications software, also known as ERP.

MarketWatch.com - Top Stories 2011

That program is an Oracle-based enterprise resource planning system, or ERP, that is supposed to provide the Air Force with a centralized logistics system covering transportation, supply, maintenance, repair, engineering and acquisition.

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Because, in short, ERP - enterprise resource planning software - is on its deathbed.

Forbes.com: News Eric Savitz 2012

The ERP • The ERP is the rate of return investors receive as compensation for the risk of equities in excess of the rate of return received on the risk-free security ERP = E (Rm) - Rf where: E (Rm) = Expected return on the market Rf = Risk-free rate of return • ERP is a forward-looking concept.

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