A significant investment in resources is required for implementation of integrated enterprise systems as technology solutions while the effectiveness of these systems to achieve business benefits remains unclear and empirically largely unexplored. Unarguably, the business benefits can be achieved from improvements through transformation of enterprise system data into knowledge by applying analytic and decision making processes. This study explores a model of transforming ES data into knowledge and results by comparing two case studies that examine the impact of enterprise systems information on organizational functions and processes leading to business benefits
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are large, complex software packages with the potential t...
This study conceptualizes, operationalises and validates the concept of Knowledge Management Compete...
Enterprise Systems (ES) is increasingly becoming the choice of IT platform for most large organizati...
Enterprise systems (ESs) necessitate a substantial investment for most organisations and maximising ...
Organizations continue to deploy enterprise systems (ESs) to improve information flow, reduce costs,...
Organisations rely on their enterprise systems (ES) to integrate and optimise business processes, au...
Organisations invest substantial resources in Enterprise Systems (ES) expecting positive outcomes fo...
Enterprise systems have been widely sold on the basis that they reduce costs through process efficie...
Despite promising benefits and advantages, there are reports of failures and low realisation of bene...
Organizations continue to deploy enterprise systems (ESs) to improve information flow, reduce costs,...
The business value of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and in general large software imple...
It has been widely accepted now in industry and academia that Enterprise Systems (ES) can create val...
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, also called Enterprise Systems (ES), have received m...
AbstractToday's enterprices require more information and communication in order to reduce costs unde...
Organizations are increasingly implementing Enterprise Information Systems (EIS), and Enterprise Res...
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are large, complex software packages with the potential t...
This study conceptualizes, operationalises and validates the concept of Knowledge Management Compete...
Enterprise Systems (ES) is increasingly becoming the choice of IT platform for most large organizati...
Enterprise systems (ESs) necessitate a substantial investment for most organisations and maximising ...
Organizations continue to deploy enterprise systems (ESs) to improve information flow, reduce costs,...
Organisations rely on their enterprise systems (ES) to integrate and optimise business processes, au...
Organisations invest substantial resources in Enterprise Systems (ES) expecting positive outcomes fo...
Enterprise systems have been widely sold on the basis that they reduce costs through process efficie...
Despite promising benefits and advantages, there are reports of failures and low realisation of bene...
Organizations continue to deploy enterprise systems (ESs) to improve information flow, reduce costs,...
The business value of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and in general large software imple...
It has been widely accepted now in industry and academia that Enterprise Systems (ES) can create val...
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, also called Enterprise Systems (ES), have received m...
AbstractToday's enterprices require more information and communication in order to reduce costs unde...
Organizations are increasingly implementing Enterprise Information Systems (EIS), and Enterprise Res...
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are large, complex software packages with the potential t...
This study conceptualizes, operationalises and validates the concept of Knowledge Management Compete...
Enterprise Systems (ES) is increasingly becoming the choice of IT platform for most large organizati...