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- Artikelzustand
- Book Title
- Maximizing Return on Investment Using ERP Applications
- Narrative Type
- Nonfiction
- Publisher
- John Wiley & Sons
- Topic
- Investment
- ISBN
- 9781118422298
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Publisher
Wiley & Sons, Incorporated, John
ISBN-10
1118422295
ISBN-13
9781118422298
eBay Product ID (ePID)
117289552
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
240 Pages
Publication Name
Maximizing Return on Investment Using Erp Applications
Language
English
Publication Year
2012
Subject
Management Information Systems, Accounting / General, Strategic Planning
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Computers, Business & Economics
Series
Wiley Corporate F&A Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
14.9 Oz
Item Length
9.4 in
Item Width
6.3 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2012-026255
Dewey Edition
23
Series Volume Number
628
Dewey Decimal
658.4/038011
Table Of Content
Preface xiii Acknowledgments xxvii Introduction 1 Action 5 Thinking 6 Context 6 PART I A LEADERSHIP PERSPECTIVE 9 Chapter 1: The Law of Unintended Consequences 11 Introduction 11 What Is the Law of Unintended Consequences? 12 Management Systems 14 The Challenge 23 Summary 24 Notes 25 Chapter 2: Leadership and Change in an Integrated Business World 27 Introduction 28 The Universe Outside, the Universe Within 28 The Journey 29 The Evolution of Integrated Programs for Continuous Improvement 31 A Deeper Look into Integration 32 MRP II Comes to the Mainstream 32 The Move to IT-Related Applications Solutions 34 Leaders and the Leadership Gap 35 Summary 41 Notes 42 Chapter 3: A Historical Business Perspective of ERP 43 Introduction 43 Legacy Systems (19601970/1990) 45 It''s All about the Back Office: Getting a Single Version of the Truth (19701990) 46 Improving the Business (19902000) 47 The Business Suite: Enriching the Functionality (19962005) 50 Getting Information and Analysis out of the Data Ocean (19972007) 51 Corporate Reporting and Dashboards (2007Today) 52 The Era of Governance: Implications for the Future 53 Summary 54 Notes 59 PART II CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS 57 Chapter 4: Return on Investment--Developing the Business Case 59 Introduction 60 Example 1: Cost Reduction 61 Example 2: Greater Manufacturing Capacity Leading to Increased Sales 63 Providing Business Value to an Enterprise 64 Summary 74 Note 75 Chapter 5: Business Process Analysis 77 Introduction 77 Where Are We Headed? 78 Business Process Design 80 Process Understanding Reveals Complexity 82 Business Process Management 83 Skills to Include 84 A Plan for Action 89 Summary 90 Notes 90 Chapter 6: Business Culture, Politics, and Organization 91 Introduction 91 Cultural Barriers and Enablers 92 Keys to Understanding Culture, Politics, and Organization 94 Compiling Insights Gained 102 Relating These Insights to the Project Itself 103 Summary 105 Notes 105 Chapter 7: IT Strategy Review 107 Introduction 107 An Example of a Flawed IT Strategy 108 What the Introduction of ERP Meant 110 A Better Way 111 Empowering the Future by Optimizing the Past 117 Summary 118 Note 119 Chapter 8: Workforce Education and Readiness 121 Introduction 121 The Workforce as a Learning Organization 122 Workforce Education 125 Business Education in an Integrated Business World 130 Summary 133 PART III A NEW PROGRAM GOVERNANCE APPROACH 135 Chapter 9: Integration of Organizational Needs 137 Introduction 138 Approach to the Analysis Process 140 Consolidation 146 Summary 148 Chapter 10: Developing a Governance Process 149 Introduction 150 Leadership Challenges 150 Program Governance Process 151 Continuous Improvement Programs 160 Summary 163 Chapter 11: Organizational Change Management 165 Introduction 165 Expanding the Role of OCM 166 Organizational Change Management with Leaders 168 The Trusted Adviser 169 Change Management Process 170 Summary 177 Chapter 12: Conclusions and Opportunities 179 The Journey 179 The Next Step 181 Leadership 183 The Path Forward 184 The Law of Unintended Consequences 186 How Insights Relates to Manufacturing 191 The Story Is Economic 191 Summary 192 Notes 193 Postscript 195 About the Authors 201 About the Website 207 Index 209
Synopsis
Step-by-step guidance to achieving maximum return on investment for your company "This book emphasizes that the design, implementation, and management of ERP systems must be based on customer value creation and a business process view. It is a useful source of fresh thinking for both students and business professionals." Andrew Spanyi, author of Business Process Management Is a Team Sport: Play It to Win!, More for Less: The Power of Process Management, and Operational Leadership "Before you go on a spending spree, I highly recommend you read and contemplate Mr. Worsters challenge for fellow executives to remain exceptional stewards of investor capital. Mr. Worster outlines a practical, experience-based approach that should be referenced often. The premise that we demand a business return for our business investment seems elementary. However, years of experience as personally shared by Mr. Worster and many in the industry prove that reality remains much different." Shad Adair, CEO, SpinifexIT, North America "Art Worster has coupled his life experiences with sound research to explain the necessary interaction among business leaders, process owners, and work streams for achieving ROI using ERP. This should become a must-read for anyone involved in implementing technology for an enterprise or for students in business or MIS programs who aspire to contribute to the success of ERP." Suresh Ketha, founder of GEMS Inc. (now part of HP) and RISE Corp., a cloud technology business applications think tank "I found this book to be very readable and informative . . . a real primer on the importance and evolution of ERP and the critical role of leadership in successfully implementing and driving ERP as a business versus IT process and one that should be/could be measured the same as any investment." Bernhard Welle, former EVP, Shared Services, Dial, Inc. "Maximizing Return on Investment Using ERP Applications is a valuable tool for business leaders and consultants. It provides business leadership teams a road map for understanding how the use of integrated business applications presents challenges to functional organizations and for evaluating the potential impacts. This book is a must-read for business leaders and consultants alike when designing and managing ERP applications." Eric Clark, Vice President, Application Innovation Services & Global Delivery, Hewlett Packard, Step-by-step guidance to achieving maximum return on investment for your company Written by Arthur Worster, Thomas Weirich, and Frank Andera, industry experts at the forefront of the business processes arena, Maximizing Return on Investment Using ERP Applications provides accountants, IT executives, and finance professionals with a new way of looking at enterprise resource planning (ERP)-driven business improvement programs. This timely book explores how leadership can view its organization as an integrated enterprise and what this change in perception might suggest. It considers various aspects of running a business and how a different approach may present new insight. Incorporates all aspects of gaining "Return on Investment" from ERP investments Considers change management from all angles, including working with the executive levels on defining return on investment cases, working through political and cultural issues at the executive leadership level Includes a companion website featuring exercises, reference materials, and case studies With the rapid implementation of ERP systems worldwide, business executives often have difficulty in determining the return on investment from such systems. Along with a companion website featuring exercises, reference materials, and case studies, Maximizing Return on Investment Using ERP Applications offers straightforward and hands-on guidance to lead your organization through the change process and ensure that the intended benefits can be achieved.
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HD30.213.W67 2012
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