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If you are unfamiliar with ERP ''Enterprise Resource Planning'', see ERP Life Cycle http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/tfh053105-story03.html for companies that are SUCCESSFUL at implementing ERP, and recognize that there are many failed implementations. The best measures of success are what kinds of standards are achieved by a company using an ERP, such as 100% accurate inventory, 0% past due to customers, or close to such goals. | If you are unfamiliar with ERP ''Enterprise Resource Planning'', see ERP Life Cycle http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/tfh053105-story03.html for companies that are SUCCESSFUL at implementing ERP, and recognize that there are many failed implementations. The best measures of success are what kinds of standards are achieved by a company using an ERP, such as 100% accurate inventory, 0% past due to customers, or close to such goals. | ||
See [[BPCS]] for an example of an ERP that runs on the [[AS/400]] [[iSeries]]. | See [[BPCS]] for an example of an ERP that runs on the [[AS/400]] [[iSeries]]. | ||
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If you are unfamiliar with ERP Enterprise Resource Planning, see ERP Life Cycle http://www.itjungle.com/tfh/tfh053105-story03.html for companies that are SUCCESSFUL at implementing ERP, and recognize that there are many failed implementations. The best measures of success are what kinds of standards are achieved by a company using an ERP, such as 100% accurate inventory, 0% past due to customers, or close to such goals.
See BPCS for an example of an ERP that runs on the AS/400 iSeries.
